Five reasons I'm giving Five Stars to:
Murder in Park Lane
by Karen Charlton:
1. The Setting: The book, a historical
murder mystery, unfolds in 1812.
It is not too rich in historical detail but it is
nice to see that things could still get done
without computers, cell-phones and that all
important DNA testing.
2. The Protagonist: Stephen Lavender, a
Principal Officer at Bow Street, is
considered 'the best policeman in England.'
The nicest thing about him is his relationship
with his sidekick, constable Woods.
3. The Gentleness: For when you've had your
fill of violence and gore, and want no more.
4. The Plot: A body is found in a fashionable
address in Mayfair. I'm saying no more.
This is a spoiler-free zone.
5. The Best Part: I couldn't really tell
who did it. Isn't it awful when you work
it out half-way through the book and then
have to wait for the detective to catch up?
♡
Features: Celebrating Detective Lavender
with small lavender sachets made for coat hangers.
♡
Talking of mysteries, the blog of our blogger
friend Diane of Lavender Dreams has disappeared
in very disturbing circumstances.
You can find her and her story
HERE.