Fun, but | Wedding Rows (A Manor House Mystery)

Excellent Series | Wedding Rows (A Manor House Mystery) | Kate Kingsbury

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	• Wedding Rows (A Manor House Mystery) Kate Kingsbury Berkley, 2006 - 202 pages average customer review:based on 7 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Love this series

I enjoy these books very much.As I grew up in London during the war I find it brings back some good memories of how people were then.Kate Kingsbury has really caught the "flavour" of those times.
I can't wait to read her next one in this series.

Fun, but

some editor needs to pay more attention - Nellie becomes Sadie; Stan blames Robbie for blurting out his name when, in fact, Stan is the one who gives away the name, etc. I have read many of Kate Kingsbury's books but this is a first.

Excellent Series

For those who have enjoyed the excellent Pennyfoot Hotel series by Ms. Kingsbury, this series will prove delightful, moving from the Victorian era to the English countryside during World War II in a manor house setting.

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Such an enjoyable escape

I have read all of Kate Kingsbury's WW2 series and find them so relaxing and full of the most wonderful escapist writing. This last one maintained the high standard and I look forward to the next

A good read

As usual, a nice "lite" read for a mystery but just the thing to have in one's purse or pocket to fill in time on a train, bus or where you have some moments free. If you are an Anglophile, then this will be just your cup of tea!

Sitting Marsh, a World War II town threatened by invasion, is overdue for a celebration. But when a stranger appears at a wedding--and is stabbed--sleuth Lady Elizabeth is on the case, and there's no shortage of suspects.

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