Kate Shackleton Mystery: Death at the Seaside: A Kate Shackleton Mystery (Hardcover)

from dieseltaylor

I hate to give the plot away by review so - If you like some clever twists and you can enter into the society of 1920's then this is a good read. I like that the novels are reasonably lengthy so you can get bedded into the plot. I mention this because I read at 100 pages per hour and therefore ...

from pennykaplan

Enjoyed the Whitby setting. Kate pays an August seaside visit to an old school friend, and immediately becomes involved in a local jeweler's murder. Plus finding her missing god-daughter. A bit convoluted in plot but very enjoyable setting and characters.

from pennykaplan

Enjoyed the Whitby setting. Kate pays an August seaside visit to an old school friend, and immediately becomes involved in a local jeweler's murder. Plus finding her missing god-daughter. A bit convoluted in plot but very enjoyable setting and characters.

from Auntie-Nanuuq

Kate Shackleton is the daughter of a police office & the widow of military man. She is currently working as a PI and employs a former police officer & a housekeeper to aid her in her investigations. In this installment, Kate has gone on holiday to visit a school friend, Alma & goddaughter, Felici...

from MRC

I am a Frances Brody fan. I have read all of her books and now am adding them to my collection. Frances does well with capturing the mood of the early '20's. Kate is a liberated but not overly so young woman who runs her own business, a detective agency. The books are believable and Frances makes...