Wilde writes about high society social codes the same way Phoebe Waller-Bridge makes cheeky asides in “Fleabag.”
By Darcie Wilde
Wilde writes about high society social codes the same way Phoebe Waller-Bridge makes cheeky asides in “Fleabag.”
Wilde writes about high society social codes the same way Phoebe Waller-Bridge makes cheeky asides in “Fleabag.”
This imaginative and witty whodunit is also a compassionate, thoughtful tribute to a segment of the population that’s often dismissed and ignored.
The shifts between storylines let the pressure build, and an impending high school class reunion means characters are confronting many different ghosts.
There is so much to like about this cozy perfection, from the lush Irish travelogue to the precise balance between comic relief and crime.
15 Minutes of Flame combines a historical mystery with present-day murder, all against the spooky backdrop of New England in autumn.
The balancing act between darkness and light keeps suspense high throughout, so readers will appreciate the sprinkles of silliness all the more.
A whodunit with Southern hospitality, which makes for smiles full of very sharp teeth and characters we’re glad to meet—but can’t turn our backs on.
Juliet Blackwell’s refreshing The Last Curtain Call continues her Haunted Home Renovation series with a twist.
A good old-fashioned finale in which the killer is exposed at a gathering of all the suspects closes this eerie tale with a bang.
Mrs. Mohr Goes Missing is an unexpectedly hilarious whodunit from Maryla Szymiczkowa.
Sensitive handling of class and race issues give the story depth, and readers will be eager for more after finishing this smashing debut.
Rosalind carries the soul of Sherlock Holmes in the world of Elizabeth Bennet, and it’s a hard combination to beat.
This is an auspicious series debut, and hopefully the luck of the Irish will hold for many more stories to come.
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