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Heathcliff Lennox #6
The Tomb of the Chatelaine
Murder, mystery and a dog of distinction. Heathcliff Lennox investigates.
A suspicious accident, a dead man's gun and a lost tomb. Strange events disturb the peace of Lanscombe Park, the magnificent country seat of Lord Godolphin Sinclair.
Adventurer, gold prospector and arms dealer, Sinclair has spent a lifetime amassing a fortune with ruthless determination. He's a man frightened of nothing, until he receives a package from the distant past. Someone knows his secrets, they kill, and then they kill again. A game of cat and mouse is afoot, Major Heathcliff Lennox and ex Inspector Swift are called to Lanscombe Park to investigate.
A suspicious accident, a dead man's gun and a lost tomb. Strange events disturb the peace of Lanscombe Park, the magnificent country seat of Lord Godolphin Sinclair.
Adventurer, gold prospector and arms dealer, Sinclair has spent a lifetime amassing a fortune with ruthless determination. He's a man frightened of nothing, until he receives a package from the distant past. Someone knows his secrets, they kill, and then they kill again. A game of cat and mouse is afoot, Major Heathcliff Lennox and ex Inspector Swift are called to Lanscombe Park to investigate.
248 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 1, 2021
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Karen Baugh Menuhin
49 books811 followers1920's, Cozy crime, Traditional Detectives, Downton Abbey - I love them!
Along with my family, my dog and my cat.
At 60 I decided to write, I don't know why but suddenly the stories came pouring out, along with the characters. Eccentric Uncles, stalwart butlers, idiosyncratic servants, machinating Countesses, Fogg the dog and the hapless Major Heathcliff Lennox.
Suddenly a whole world built itself upon the page and I just followed along.
Along with my family, my dog and my cat.
At 60 I decided to write, I don't know why but suddenly the stories came pouring out, along with the characters. Eccentric Uncles, stalwart butlers, idiosyncratic servants, machinating Countesses, Fogg the dog and the hapless Major Heathcliff Lennox.
Suddenly a whole world built itself upon the page and I just followed along.
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July 25, 2023
Entertaining mystery listening 🎶🔰
Heathcliff Lennox receives a message from Persi about a suspicious death she believes is murder. He is not going but a message from Swift and his arrival changes the plans. The arrive at the manor house to a very cold welcome. They investigate the scene of the death and determine it is murder. Two more murders occur and they discover a very old murder. Who did it? Why? Lennox and Swift uncover the truth leading to another death and closure of the case. I would highly recommend British 🏰👑 series and author to 👍 readers of romantic family and friends relationships mystery novels 👍🔰. 2023 😀😯👒😡
Heathcliff Lennox receives a message from Persi about a suspicious death she believes is murder. He is not going but a message from Swift and his arrival changes the plans. The arrive at the manor house to a very cold welcome. They investigate the scene of the death and determine it is murder. Two more murders occur and they discover a very old murder. Who did it? Why? Lennox and Swift uncover the truth leading to another death and closure of the case. I would highly recommend British 🏰👑 series and author to 👍 readers of romantic family and friends relationships mystery novels 👍🔰. 2023 😀😯👒😡
April 8, 2021
I am very fond of this mystery series. Lennox, Swift, Greggs and Mr. Fogg and Mr. Tubbs feel like part of my friends and family. The first three books, in particular, delighted me no end and I've continued to read each new one as it is released.
Perhaps I should have given this newest one four stars but I won't for two main reasons: (1) As the series has grown in popularity, so has the price of each book. Yet this new one is sadly in need of some proofreading. Missing commas, commas appearing where there should be semicolons, and other niggles that curmudgeonly me could not give a pass to. I think the author should either go back to the original lower price or hire a proofreader. And (2) I feel that Lennox et al are not growing much as characters. I don't know anyone any better now than I did when I first met them so many books ago. They have all stagnated in their quirkiness and mannerisms and are rather two-dimensional.
Foggy and Tubby are as delightful as ever. I don't expect any personal growth from dogs or cats and I was happy to see them accompany Lennox as he and Swift and Greggs travel to Lanscombe Park, home of a Lord Sinclair and his family of wife, quirky in-laws, two adult stepchildren, and a visiting illegitimate son. Not to mention Sinclair's assistants and the household staff.
The death of Sinclair's chauffeur has been pronounced accidental but Lennox and Swift are asked to investigate it as a possible homicide. Asked by whom? Well, it seems that Persi, Lennox's on-again/off-again love interest and a friend of the Sinclair family, is the one.
So the Lennox entourage goes off to investigate. More murder ensues. Lots of quirky characters to suspect. An old, lost tomb at the estate adds a bit of historical interest. There are secrets and lies in the family affairs and in Sinclair's business affairs. And the ongoing romance of Persi and Lennox needs some tweaking. Considering how clueless Lennox is at personal relationships, we readers wonder how much tweaking he's capable of.
All in all, this is an enjoyable addition to the series, but my favorites still remain the first three.
Perhaps I should have given this newest one four stars but I won't for two main reasons: (1) As the series has grown in popularity, so has the price of each book. Yet this new one is sadly in need of some proofreading. Missing commas, commas appearing where there should be semicolons, and other niggles that curmudgeonly me could not give a pass to. I think the author should either go back to the original lower price or hire a proofreader. And (2) I feel that Lennox et al are not growing much as characters. I don't know anyone any better now than I did when I first met them so many books ago. They have all stagnated in their quirkiness and mannerisms and are rather two-dimensional.
Foggy and Tubby are as delightful as ever. I don't expect any personal growth from dogs or cats and I was happy to see them accompany Lennox as he and Swift and Greggs travel to Lanscombe Park, home of a Lord Sinclair and his family of wife, quirky in-laws, two adult stepchildren, and a visiting illegitimate son. Not to mention Sinclair's assistants and the household staff.
The death of Sinclair's chauffeur has been pronounced accidental but Lennox and Swift are asked to investigate it as a possible homicide. Asked by whom? Well, it seems that Persi, Lennox's on-again/off-again love interest and a friend of the Sinclair family, is the one.
So the Lennox entourage goes off to investigate. More murder ensues. Lots of quirky characters to suspect. An old, lost tomb at the estate adds a bit of historical interest. There are secrets and lies in the family affairs and in Sinclair's business affairs. And the ongoing romance of Persi and Lennox needs some tweaking. Considering how clueless Lennox is at personal relationships, we readers wonder how much tweaking he's capable of.
All in all, this is an enjoyable addition to the series, but my favorites still remain the first three.
April 2, 2021
Another episode in the life of Major Heathcliffe Lennox
There is a particular rhythm to the Lennox books, with beautiful descriptive nature writing filling short pauses in the action. Several timescales are included, from the ancient, indicated in the title, to the up to date technologies of the 20’s. With a mystery at the heart of it all, of course. Minor characters, such as Greggs the butler, nevertheless are fully fleshed out. And the more major characters move on and adapt to changing times. All of this is leavened with humour.
I can’t recommend these books highly enough, but read them in order for best effect.
And the audio versions are outstanding, with Sam Dewhurst-Phillips catching the characteristics of all the protagonists wonderfully.
There is a particular rhythm to the Lennox books, with beautiful descriptive nature writing filling short pauses in the action. Several timescales are included, from the ancient, indicated in the title, to the up to date technologies of the 20’s. With a mystery at the heart of it all, of course. Minor characters, such as Greggs the butler, nevertheless are fully fleshed out. And the more major characters move on and adapt to changing times. All of this is leavened with humour.
I can’t recommend these books highly enough, but read them in order for best effect.
And the audio versions are outstanding, with Sam Dewhurst-Phillips catching the characteristics of all the protagonists wonderfully.
May 7, 2022
Another load of murders to investigate in a country house, forcing Lennox and Swift to put their detecting skills to work. Visiting the family compound of Persi, Lennox's love, starts off with embarrassment since Lennox had previously run from introduction to Persi's very large clan.
The family dynamics are quaintly described and Lennox is called "Persi's bolter" for having sped away from meeting them previously. It all results in a rollicking tale, though murder is on the books.
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The family dynamics are quaintly described and Lennox is called "Persi's bolter" for having sped away from meeting them previously. It all results in a rollicking tale, though murder is on the books.
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April 4, 2021
What fun! ...as usual.
Great cozy mysteries...love All the Main characters...a vacation in book form from more strenuous reading! These books are well crafted, fun to read, a quick respite from real life! I recommend you read them, too.
Great cozy mysteries...love All the Main characters...a vacation in book form from more strenuous reading! These books are well crafted, fun to read, a quick respite from real life! I recommend you read them, too.
April 12, 2021
A pastiche with heart
`The Tomb of the Chatelaine' is the sixth in Karen Baugh Menuhin's series of entertaining murder mysteries set in the 1920s. Apart from one excursion to Syria, all the stories involve shy war-hero Heathcliff Lennox and his sidekick, the irascible Inspector Swift, visiting a British stately home to solve ancient mysteries and modern murders. In this novel, Lennox' slow courtship of spirited archaeologist Persi has met with a severe setback but fate seems to be giving him a second chance when he and Swift are summoned to investigate the suspicious death of a chauffeur employed by the wealthy husband of one of Persi's relatives. Lennox and Swift meet with a hostile reception and soon find themselves having to solve not one murder but four.
If you demand hard-edged social realism in your detective fiction, this won't be the book for you but if you are looking for an enjoyably escapist read `The Tomb of the Chatelaine' is just about perfect. All the Lennox novels are well-researched pastiches of Golden Age detective stories, with convincing period dialogue and attitudes. What makes them special is the introverted central character - an English gentleman who hates his romantic Christian name and who is more at ease with animals than people. You have to love a man who takes his dog and cat with him when visiting country houses...
`The Tomb of the Chatelaine' is the sixth in Karen Baugh Menuhin's series of entertaining murder mysteries set in the 1920s. Apart from one excursion to Syria, all the stories involve shy war-hero Heathcliff Lennox and his sidekick, the irascible Inspector Swift, visiting a British stately home to solve ancient mysteries and modern murders. In this novel, Lennox' slow courtship of spirited archaeologist Persi has met with a severe setback but fate seems to be giving him a second chance when he and Swift are summoned to investigate the suspicious death of a chauffeur employed by the wealthy husband of one of Persi's relatives. Lennox and Swift meet with a hostile reception and soon find themselves having to solve not one murder but four.
If you demand hard-edged social realism in your detective fiction, this won't be the book for you but if you are looking for an enjoyably escapist read `The Tomb of the Chatelaine' is just about perfect. All the Lennox novels are well-researched pastiches of Golden Age detective stories, with convincing period dialogue and attitudes. What makes them special is the introverted central character - an English gentleman who hates his romantic Christian name and who is more at ease with animals than people. You have to love a man who takes his dog and cat with him when visiting country houses...
April 5, 2021
The only trouble I have with The Tomb of Chatelaine by Karen Menuhin is I didn't want it to end. I absolutely love the Lennox series. I love the characters, even the little animals, the humor which is always spot on, the locales of the murders, and the way the murders are solved. In this book, Lennox did a fine job of finding the clues that pointed to the murders. At the same time, he is trying to win back the love of his dear Persi. One of the fun things in this story is learning that Persi has a large family which should give us lots more fun characters to deal with in the future. I hope Karen is working diligently on the next book, because it is really hard to wait for the next one.
Celia Martin
Celia Martin
April 15, 2021
Writing reminds me of PGWoodhouse
Love this series. Crisp descriptive writing laced with humor. I also enjoy the historical research that is unobtrusively dropped into the exposition. I can’t wait for the next Heathcliff Lennox mystery.
Love this series. Crisp descriptive writing laced with humor. I also enjoy the historical research that is unobtrusively dropped into the exposition. I can’t wait for the next Heathcliff Lennox mystery.
May 10, 2021
Pleased to admit it. I have enjoyed every book of Karen’s and look forward to her next one. Keep up the good work Karen and don’t fall into the trap of so many authors by filling hundreds of pages with waffle.
June 3, 2021
I read this whole series. I wasn't taken up too much with the opening of the first book but I'm glad I didn't chuck it away since it got better as it progressed. I think it was only book 1 which was annoying. The rest were quite good.
I liked how each book is set in a different location like Yorkshire, Scotland and Damascus.
I liked how each book is set in a different location like Yorkshire, Scotland and Damascus.
April 19, 2021
3 1/2 stars. This series has quickly become one of my favorites of all the historical mysteries set in the 1920s. This usually has a bit of archaeology thrown into it which I love but this series has really good stories. They may been a bit wild but they are so much fun.
Heathcliff Lennox, at first seems like the typical 20s aristocratic amateur sleuth, but he really isn't. He is a reluctant sleuth, at first to save his own skin, and then reluctantly is pulled into others. Lennox--he hates to be called Heathcliff--comes off as a bumbling fool at times but this isn't the Pink Panther. He pulls it together in the end and it is the ex-Inspector who often ends up being the side-kick.
Some aspects of the story weren't a big shock--you read enough mysteries you can figure out some things when certain things come up--but there were enough twists and surprises to keep it entertaining. Plus, the characters continue to evolve and change. Lennox and his fiancee are having trouble but for the first time I felt there was a real relationship between them. Before, I felt almost as if Lennox had convinced himself to fall in love with her because he was suppose and his friend did. Maybe that was just me.
A very enjoyable series and this installment doesn't disappoint.
Heathcliff Lennox, at first seems like the typical 20s aristocratic amateur sleuth, but he really isn't. He is a reluctant sleuth, at first to save his own skin, and then reluctantly is pulled into others. Lennox--he hates to be called Heathcliff--comes off as a bumbling fool at times but this isn't the Pink Panther. He pulls it together in the end and it is the ex-Inspector who often ends up being the side-kick.
Some aspects of the story weren't a big shock--you read enough mysteries you can figure out some things when certain things come up--but there were enough twists and surprises to keep it entertaining. Plus, the characters continue to evolve and change. Lennox and his fiancee are having trouble but for the first time I felt there was a real relationship between them. Before, I felt almost as if Lennox had convinced himself to fall in love with her because he was suppose and his friend did. Maybe that was just me.
A very enjoyable series and this installment doesn't disappoint.
January 19, 2026
3-3.5 stars
The light reading mystery series is losing some of its sparkle for me. Not sure if it’s just me, as my taste for light reading is quite narrow. As such my interest in what was fresh and somewhat charming may be waning while familiarity stales the experience and the charm start to feel gimmicky.
Or maybe it’s not just me and the series could use an injection of character depth and story innovation. It’s impossible to know for sure from my reading blind spot.
There is still enough here to enjoy as a light read and I plan to continue the series for now.
There’s always disappointment when your own fandom wanes, and I can imagine it being rekindled with a standout addition to the series.
The light reading mystery series is losing some of its sparkle for me. Not sure if it’s just me, as my taste for light reading is quite narrow. As such my interest in what was fresh and somewhat charming may be waning while familiarity stales the experience and the charm start to feel gimmicky.
Or maybe it’s not just me and the series could use an injection of character depth and story innovation. It’s impossible to know for sure from my reading blind spot.
There is still enough here to enjoy as a light read and I plan to continue the series for now.
There’s always disappointment when your own fandom wanes, and I can imagine it being rekindled with a standout addition to the series.
April 8, 2021
Another Excellent Addition
I admit it. I have fallen madly in love with Lennox. I have read each book in this series and before starting this one, I went right back to the first story and read straight through all of them again. I love the odd bit of humor that surprises the reader now and then. I love the growth of character development as each story is added. These are excellent mysteries with a strong shy main character and a well drawn supporting cast. Each story appears better than the last and this one was fascinating!!
I admit it. I have fallen madly in love with Lennox. I have read each book in this series and before starting this one, I went right back to the first story and read straight through all of them again. I love the odd bit of humor that surprises the reader now and then. I love the growth of character development as each story is added. These are excellent mysteries with a strong shy main character and a well drawn supporting cast. Each story appears better than the last and this one was fascinating!!
April 8, 2021
Outstanding, as Expected!
Mystery was complex and masterly solved by Lennox, Swift and Persi. Must admit I got it wrong which I normally don't. Menuhin has become my favorite new author. I look forward to a new Lennox from her as eagerly as Chtistmas and equally as excited when I read it upcoming. Her characterizations, dialogue and wit are fresh and endearing. The romance between Lennox and Persi is oh so perfect. And Fogg and Tubb, icing on this delicious cake. Readers, savor every word!
Mystery was complex and masterly solved by Lennox, Swift and Persi. Must admit I got it wrong which I normally don't. Menuhin has become my favorite new author. I look forward to a new Lennox from her as eagerly as Chtistmas and equally as excited when I read it upcoming. Her characterizations, dialogue and wit are fresh and endearing. The romance between Lennox and Persi is oh so perfect. And Fogg and Tubb, icing on this delicious cake. Readers, savor every word!
March 4, 2022
Loved it! Everything I like in a historical murder mystery. When will the next one be available? Perfect on audio.
April 25, 2022
I just can’t say enough about these Major Heathcliff Lennox mysteries! They are absolutely magnificent with their detail. Karen Baugh Menuhin paints these mysteries with her beautifully ordered words. Her characters seem three dimensional and very real. Sam Dewhurst-Phillips is a very skilled narrator who even makes his pauses significant. I love listening to this series in the audiobook format especially, they seem to lull me into the story thru my visualization. Excellent series!!! 5 Stars to both author and narrator! ❤️❤️❤️
April 7, 2021
I Love This Series!
I thoroughly enjoy reading about Heathcliff (and his pets), Persi, Greggs, Swift and Tommy (he's such an adorable little chap!). The twists and turns of the plot and the descriptive views as Heathcliff sees them, along with a nice dash of humor, make for a great few hours of reading. My favorite part of these books is how the author includes the historical facts that were referenced throughout the pages. They are quite fascinating!
I thoroughly enjoy reading about Heathcliff (and his pets), Persi, Greggs, Swift and Tommy (he's such an adorable little chap!). The twists and turns of the plot and the descriptive views as Heathcliff sees them, along with a nice dash of humor, make for a great few hours of reading. My favorite part of these books is how the author includes the historical facts that were referenced throughout the pages. They are quite fascinating!
April 7, 2021
A must read!
I love everything about this series. The stories and dialogue just flow and it's hard to put down until the last word has been read. The descriptive text makes me feel like I'm in the characters very presence. How fun it is to envision each of their little quirks and foibles and to be comforted by Mr. Fogg and Tubbs. Can hardly wait until Book 7 is published.
I love everything about this series. The stories and dialogue just flow and it's hard to put down until the last word has been read. The descriptive text makes me feel like I'm in the characters very presence. How fun it is to envision each of their little quirks and foibles and to be comforted by Mr. Fogg and Tubbs. Can hardly wait until Book 7 is published.
April 2, 2021
Another brilliant mystery for Lennox and Swift
A letter of help in a death not considered an accident brings Lennox and Swift arriving to assist Persi's family. With lies , misunderstandings, family secrets unearthed along with more deaths Lennox has more than his reputation hanging on the outcome.
A letter of help in a death not considered an accident brings Lennox and Swift arriving to assist Persi's family. With lies , misunderstandings, family secrets unearthed along with more deaths Lennox has more than his reputation hanging on the outcome.
April 4, 2021
I love this series and this book was no exception. The relationships of the characters are developing and it is interesting and charming.
April 8, 2021
A Great Read
Another great read in this series. Lennox is at his best with Swift at his side. Thank you Karen Baugh Menuhin.
Another great read in this series. Lennox is at his best with Swift at his side. Thank you Karen Baugh Menuhin.
April 5, 2021
I couldn't put it down! Too bad I read faster than Menuhin can write. I'm looking forward to more adventures from Lennox, Persi, and Swift.
April 6, 2021
I always enjoy reading the Heathcliff and friends saga. It was really good reading with an interesting plot. I recommend it.
April 23, 2021
Foggy goes A-Courting
I made a list just now of the names of this book's characters. I could remember them all! That says a great deal about author Menuhin. Usually, I only remember the names of a few characters in a story. Many are just fuzzy images I think of as "the annoying guy" or "the extremely proper lady." Each member of this crew was distinct and memorable.
I enjoyed everything about this book except for Lennox and Persi's slow-moving relationship. Lennox really is very awkward around women.
But Lennox is working on his difficulties. He has come a long way from the fellow in the first book who exited The Great War with an antipathy toward people and a desire to withdraw from the world with his dog and his fishing pole.
Foggy is back, in all his floppy-eared glory. And Tubbs rides along in Lennox's jacket pocket--perhaps for the last time unless Lennox gets a larger jacket.
There wasn't as much to learn this time--just some very basic British history and a refresher on how an electrical circuit works. That was fine with me. My brain is full.
I enjoyed the characters, even the ones who were despicable, petulant or batty. I even love Manuhin's American characters. They are invariably brash, loud, venal and have only a passing acquaintance with English grammar. They are perfect examples of the stereotype of "Yanks" from that era.
I made a list just now of the names of this book's characters. I could remember them all! That says a great deal about author Menuhin. Usually, I only remember the names of a few characters in a story. Many are just fuzzy images I think of as "the annoying guy" or "the extremely proper lady." Each member of this crew was distinct and memorable.
I enjoyed everything about this book except for Lennox and Persi's slow-moving relationship. Lennox really is very awkward around women.
But Lennox is working on his difficulties. He has come a long way from the fellow in the first book who exited The Great War with an antipathy toward people and a desire to withdraw from the world with his dog and his fishing pole.
Foggy is back, in all his floppy-eared glory. And Tubbs rides along in Lennox's jacket pocket--perhaps for the last time unless Lennox gets a larger jacket.
There wasn't as much to learn this time--just some very basic British history and a refresher on how an electrical circuit works. That was fine with me. My brain is full.
I enjoyed the characters, even the ones who were despicable, petulant or batty. I even love Manuhin's American characters. They are invariably brash, loud, venal and have only a passing acquaintance with English grammar. They are perfect examples of the stereotype of "Yanks" from that era.
April 12, 2021
Thoroughly enjoyable
Well written classic mystery, plenty of fun and intrigue. Likeable characters, well paced mystery . A very enjoyable series, looking forward to the next one
Well written classic mystery, plenty of fun and intrigue. Likeable characters, well paced mystery . A very enjoyable series, looking forward to the next one
April 11, 2021
Love this series! Can’t wait for next book to be available
April 11, 2021
Couldn't put it down and looking forward to Menuhins next Heathclif mystery.
April 11, 2021
Delightful and deceptively complex
This is everything a reader could want from a cozy mystery. For those who enjoy the fine art of ratiocination, and those who would prefer a romp through the Golden Era of whodunits, this book fits the bill. There is history and aristocracy, a brilliant pair of sleuths (one not so brilliant; the other an unpretentious aristocrat and sometimes buffoon) who solve the puzzle before the coppers are called. This one takes us all the way back to King John, right up to the intrusion of technology into country life. The author whirls the reader through a maze of intrigue as mysterious as the tomb as the chatelaine. Menuhin is one of my top three mystery writers. I am not easy to please.
This is everything a reader could want from a cozy mystery. For those who enjoy the fine art of ratiocination, and those who would prefer a romp through the Golden Era of whodunits, this book fits the bill. There is history and aristocracy, a brilliant pair of sleuths (one not so brilliant; the other an unpretentious aristocrat and sometimes buffoon) who solve the puzzle before the coppers are called. This one takes us all the way back to King John, right up to the intrusion of technology into country life. The author whirls the reader through a maze of intrigue as mysterious as the tomb as the chatelaine. Menuhin is one of my top three mystery writers. I am not easy to please.
April 12, 2021
Another Delightful Lennox Mystery
From the first page, this book is a delight. Sharp writing, well drawn characters, and a convoluted plot surrounding a series of murders.
Highly recommended.
From the first page, this book is a delight. Sharp writing, well drawn characters, and a convoluted plot surrounding a series of murders.
Highly recommended.
April 22, 2021
I like Lennox. He’s a bit bumbling, especially when it comes to women, and a bit introverted, more likely to leave Swift to deal with any crowds right up until the denouement, when Lennox takes over. He travels with his dog and cat whenever possible, which is adorable. His butler also goes with him; I would take my butler too if I had one.
Lanscombe Park is full of quirky characters, most of whom have to fall under suspicion. We've got lies and secrets galore. An old castle on the estate allows for a bit of a history lesson too, with the story tying in nicely to the current mystery. We also get a look into how technology is changing life even on country estates.
I always like a good country house murder. The plot was well done with several twists and turns that kept me guessing. The clues were there, though, and maybe I should have been able to guess the killer. I could do without the romance subplot, but I do like that Persi is smart and capable and stands up for herself.
I can’t wait for the next one in the series.
Lanscombe Park is full of quirky characters, most of whom have to fall under suspicion. We've got lies and secrets galore. An old castle on the estate allows for a bit of a history lesson too, with the story tying in nicely to the current mystery. We also get a look into how technology is changing life even on country estates.
I always like a good country house murder. The plot was well done with several twists and turns that kept me guessing. The clues were there, though, and maybe I should have been able to guess the killer. I could do without the romance subplot, but I do like that Persi is smart and capable and stands up for herself.
I can’t wait for the next one in the series.
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