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So, after the splendid first three novels, “At Lady Molly’s” did definitely not disappoint but, oh boy, it is starting to become challenging to keep up with all the characters… Just like in real life I guess.
Anyway, looking forward to what’s next….
— Aug 25, 2026 10:05PM
Anyway, looking forward to what’s next….
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That “touch of the red-hot pincers” you felt at the heart, dear Jenkins, well, I felt it too…💔
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Aug 25, 2026 11:07PM
It is a little disorientating, but I think you get used to it! Or at least accept it... he does, pretty much, introduce several new characters in every volume going forwards now
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Matthew Ted wrote: "It is a little disorientating, but I think you get used to it! Or at least accept it... he does, pretty much, introduce several new characters in every volume going forwards now"I think I have come to accept it already :-) But yes, it does keep you on your toes as a reader. Anyway, I like the way the story unfolds so far and will continue the journey.