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A review by melissa_who_reads
Birds of a Feather by Jacqueline Winspear
4.0
Enjoyed it very much. Dealt with the destruction of those who stayed home from the war (World War I), as well as those who went.
Maisie is hired to find the missing 32-year-old daughter of a wealthy businessman. Soon she realizes that the daughter's school friends are being murdered, and that the daughter may have a very good reason for running away. The murders are rooted in the past, and Maisie also must be very careful as the police have a different suspect and a different motive than the one she suspects ...
A good read. Not too heavy, but the darkness is there in the discussion of the results of war - and the damage done to the survivors. Looking forward to more of the Maisie Dobbs series.
Maisie is hired to find the missing 32-year-old daughter of a wealthy businessman. Soon she realizes that the daughter's school friends are being murdered, and that the daughter may have a very good reason for running away. The murders are rooted in the past, and Maisie also must be very careful as the police have a different suspect and a different motive than the one she suspects ...
A good read. Not too heavy, but the darkness is there in the discussion of the results of war - and the damage done to the survivors. Looking forward to more of the Maisie Dobbs series.