The Miss Silver Mysteries: Latter End (Paperback)

from richardderus

Exactly three stars. While the manner in which Miss Silver collects her final clue to the murderer's identity worked in the 1940s, it's so utterly incredible today that it'd be cause for the MS to be firmly rejected by any publisher. The standard country-house mystery, a basically unoriginal plot...

from Kathy89

I've read a few of Patricia Wentworth's books but didn't care for this one. Lois Latter married Jimmy Latter basically to get the house and be Lady of Manor... She was in love with his brother Anthony but wanted more. She is making all sorts of changes to the house and the family relatives that l...

from rosalita

Eleven books into the series and World War II is finally over. And nowhere is it more over than Latter End, a country house inhabited by strong-willed Lois Latter and her second husband, the besotted James, along with a motley crew of James' ersatz female relatives. Lois does not like these women...

from raizel

This book was originally published in 1947 and is part of a series. While a lot of books by the author are listed at the beginning of the book, they are in alphabetical order, so there is no way to know the order in which they were written. The other book by Ms. Wentworth, which I picked up at th...