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annarella's review against another edition
3.0
I love historical mysteries set in the 20s, love mysteries set in a country house.
Unfortunately this was not my cup of tea, I found it slow paced and sometimes confusing.
I think there's potential but I didn't liked this book very much.
Many thanks to Severn House and Netgalley for this ARC
Unfortunately this was not my cup of tea, I found it slow paced and sometimes confusing.
I think there's potential but I didn't liked this book very much.
Many thanks to Severn House and Netgalley for this ARC
vesper1931's review against another edition
3.0
In 1926, Kent former Gaity girl Lady Ansley hosts a reunion of the actors. Does a murder of one of the house guests have any connection to a disappearance nearly 30 years ago.
Overall an enjoyable enough mystery though there were too many food references for me, with seemingly all the cast of characters being introduced within a few pages, which did slow the opening of the story, and lead to some lack of interest.
A NetGalley Book
Overall an enjoyable enough mystery though there were too many food references for me, with seemingly all the cast of characters being introduced within a few pages, which did slow the opening of the story, and lead to some lack of interest.
A NetGalley Book
annarella's review
3.0
I love historical mysteries set in the 20s, love mysteries set in a country house.
Unfortunately this was not my cup of tea, I found it slow paced and sometimes confusing.
I think there's potential but I didn't liked this book very much.
Many thanks to Severn House and Netgalley for this ARC
Unfortunately this was not my cup of tea, I found it slow paced and sometimes confusing.
I think there's potential but I didn't liked this book very much.
Many thanks to Severn House and Netgalley for this ARC
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