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A review by tessa_talks_books
Murder in Rose Hill by Victoria Thompson
5.0
Murder in Rose Hill by Victoria Thompson, the 27th installment in the Gaslight Mystery series, stands out with its unique charm. Even if you're new to the series, you'll find it captivating as a stand-alone read. And if you weren't already a fan, prepare to add the previous 26 books to your TBR list, as this one will surely ignite your love for the series.
The characters in Murder in Rose Hill are not just well-developed, they are relatable and endearing. Sarah, in particular, is a character you can't help but root for. Her husband, Frank, is a fascinating figure, ahead of his time. The supporting cast, each with their unique charm, perfectly complements Sarah and Frank, making their journey all the more engaging.
The historical elements in Murder in Rose Hill are not mere background details, but integral parts of the story. The turn-of-the-century setting, with its detailed depiction of home life and the impact of news events, offers a captivating window into the past. This meticulous attention to historical detail not only enriches the narrative but also transported me to that time and place, enhancing my reading experience.
The mystery in Murder in Rose Hill unfolds early in the story, a delightful surprise. It takes the reader on a rollercoaster ride of twists, turns, and revelations, leading to an ending that is impossible to predict. The strategic placement of red herrings keeps the suspense high, and the pacing is just right, ensuring the story never drags, but instead, kept me guessing and glued to the pages.
Murder in Rose Hill is an engaging historical mystery full of everything I love in the genre!
The characters in Murder in Rose Hill are not just well-developed, they are relatable and endearing. Sarah, in particular, is a character you can't help but root for. Her husband, Frank, is a fascinating figure, ahead of his time. The supporting cast, each with their unique charm, perfectly complements Sarah and Frank, making their journey all the more engaging.
The historical elements in Murder in Rose Hill are not mere background details, but integral parts of the story. The turn-of-the-century setting, with its detailed depiction of home life and the impact of news events, offers a captivating window into the past. This meticulous attention to historical detail not only enriches the narrative but also transported me to that time and place, enhancing my reading experience.
The mystery in Murder in Rose Hill unfolds early in the story, a delightful surprise. It takes the reader on a rollercoaster ride of twists, turns, and revelations, leading to an ending that is impossible to predict. The strategic placement of red herrings keeps the suspense high, and the pacing is just right, ensuring the story never drags, but instead, kept me guessing and glued to the pages.
Murder in Rose Hill is an engaging historical mystery full of everything I love in the genre!