A review by apechild
Elegie for Eddie by Jacqueline Winspear

3.0

This was the second Maisie Dobbs book I have read - the first one being years ago. Perhaps better to read in order, as I have skipped quite a few books since the first one, but I found this perfectly ok to read as a stand alone. It was interesting enough, particularly with the historical setting and the characters, especially the life going on of Maisie Dobbs. I wouldn't say the muyrder or investigation were massively amazing but it was a well written and enjoyable book.