The two titles you can get now are A Quiet Life in the Country and In the Market for Murder, both by T E Kinsey, and both narrated in the audiobook by Elizabeth Knowelden, who strikes the perfect balance of upper-class tones and dry wit. Someone is killing the Weryers of the Pomary and Lady Hardcastle and her assistant Florence Armstrong are called to investigate. By the time the movie's over, we the audience are glad we got assigned to the losers' table, because we like them better than anybody else at the wedding.
When a young stranger arrives in town, all eyes turn to her as the suspect, but slowly Lady Hardcastle and Miss Armstrong piece together the answer to a mystery from long ago. And I won't get back to Greensboro in time to see it. But the author always does an excellent job of reminding us who each character is without making it seem like that's what he's doing (because he knows I can't keep them straight! Kindle Notes & Highlights. You'll have to wait a bit more until you accompany lady Hardcastle and her maid Florence to a new crime scene, so here are some similar series you can read meanwhile: The previous suggestions have a similar tone to the lady Hardcastle books. Can Lady Hardcastle find the culprit before someone else falls down dead? With international powers investing heavily in aeronautics, the stakes are high-sky high-and the suspects soon mount up. Crocodile on the Sandbank (Book 1).
Business and Fundraising. The problem is, everyone seems to have a motive, and everyone seems to have an this locked-room mystery in which nothing is as it seems, the amateur sleuths need to put on the performances of their lives if they're to stand a chance of shining a spotlight on the truth... Log In to see more information about T. Kinsey. Of course I read them with almost religious fervor after that. By the time Lady Hardcastle has questioned the horde of international guests, her number-one suspect has been dispatched in grisly circumstances-and then the others start vanishing too. Hours & Locations, collapsed. Recorded live at Uncle Orson's Writing Class in Greensboro, NC. The Lady Rample Mysteries are set in London during the jazz-age 1930s. But it kind of fell flat for me. In the Market for Murder (Lady Hardcastle book 2). Old sins cast long shadows in T E Kinsey's latest Lady Hardcastle mystery, Rotten to the Core. However, we strongly encourage you to read the Lady Hardcastle mysteries in chronological order, because this way you'll have a better understanding of the setting and the characters involved in these novels. Information and Research.
Lady Hardcastle Mystery Series by T E Kinsey. Such fun historical mysteries. Magazines and Newspapers. The benefit of being sick for two weeks was an 11-pound weight loss, from which I'm trying not to recover, though I am trying to recover from the convulsive coughing, the abdominal pain caused by convulsive coughing, and the tendency to wheeze, which never happened to me when I was young, but now can cause me to panic at my inability to inhale during a major wheeze. This is my prelude to the fact that last Friday, I felt better. Well, I did work out the stranger's role was not what they thought and had an idea about the motive after a bit. As an Amazon Associate, we earn money from purchases made through links in this page. But if you love a good clean, entertaining, well-written mystery, give this series a try. This would not matter except for this: Barnes & Noble, along with most retail bookstores, has banned all Amazon imprints from their stores. So there are some old friends -- and some old enemies -- for those who are familiar with various other Ender's Game-related novels. There were a bunch of suspects (and victims! Violet Carlyle, "a spunky young woman determined to craft her own life, " is the main character in this cozy mystery series set in the roaring twenties in England.
We have copies of The Ash Wednesday Storm! And it takes both of them to solve the various mysteries, like the friendless farmer who keels over in his pie at a tavern. A scorching heatwave engulfs the quiet town of Littleton Cotterell and brings about an unusually early harvest. Title Capitalization Rules. As the pair begin to make enquiries of Lord Riddlethorpe's servants and guests, it seems that, below stairs and above, there is more to this case than meets the eye. There are four books in the series. It is, so far, one of the best cozy series I've ever read. It's Christmas 1909, and for once Lady Hardcastle—…. Meeting and Study Rooms.
Elizabeth R, Librarian. But just as they're wavering between ice creams and donkey rides, their fellow guests start to go missing-and the duo find themselves with a hysterical hotel manager an... d a case to solve. I had forgotten that the last time I took codeine, some twenty years ago, the same thing happened. To solve the murder this time, they have to reopen a case some 20 years ago. I had a blast reading this as usual. The Lady Hardcastle Mysteries Series has 419, 740 words, based on our estimate. It takes about 27 Hours and 59 minutes on average for a reader to read the Lady Hardcastle Mysteries Series. I shared my love of the Charles Lenox series on my site Lynn's Kitchen Adventures and one of my readers suggested that I try the Lady Hardcastle books by T. E. Kinsey.
I like that this series is low on gore and high on adventure and comedy. When Lady Hardcastle and her maid, Florence, are invited to Lord Riddlethorpe's country estate for a week of motor racing and parties, they both agree it sounds like a perfectly charming holiday. 4/5Great book but key part is missing, how they foiled the villain. © 2023 King County Library System. Which led to Christie's Miss Marple mysteries -- which either created or popularized the entire "cozy" subgenre. T E Kinsey grew up in London and read history at Bristol University.