The Blind Side (The Ernest Lamb Mysteries)
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| Rating | : | 4.88 (849 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01CTOTG5Y |
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| Number of Pages | : | 489 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-08-02 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Not one of her best." according to Jonesy. This book features the police officers who act as, more or less, supporting characters in her Miss Silver stories and I liked the idea of reading more about their history. I cannot, after a few weeks recall anything beyond the vaguest hint of the plot, so I can only give it three stars. I did finish it which indicates that I must h. "Not really worth your time" according to F.A. Hayek. The Patricia Wentworth books are like reading a British drawing room play - only without the speed of delivery. They are - okay - but very repetitive and pretty predictable. Read it only if you can't find something better and you want a so-called mystery minus any gore.. Five Stars Great read once again by Patricia Wentworth . So cosy and enjoyable
Who killed Ross Craddock? Inspector Ernest Lamb will sift through multiple clues and suspects to find out in this golden age mystery from the author of the acclaimed Miss Silver Mysteries Lucy Craddock has lived at No. The Blind Side is the 1st book in the Ernest Lamb Mysteries, but you may enjoy reading the series in any order. Who had a motive to kill him? Who didn’t? Is the murderer Peter Renshaw, a soldier with His Majesty’s Army, who may have been protecting pretty young Mavis Grey from Ross’s unwanted advances? Bobby Foster, Mavis’s jealous suitor? Or Lucy’s niece, Lee Fenton, who walks in her sleep? Then
well plotted . . . twists and turns . . . a great book to curl up with on a cold winter's night, or to take to the beach over the summer. Romance on the side.” —Kirkus Reviews . Full of eccentric characters, razor sharp dialogue, and a tad of humor . . . “A delightful cozy mystery . . . tale of an odious Londoner ruining various of his relatives and murdered in turn . . . No matter the weather, you are sure to enjoy this gripping mystery!” —Large Print Reviews “Pleasant . .