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Georgette Heyer's mysteries are to die for :)
Other than the obligatory body there is no violence, and while there is a charming romance there isn't any sex. I always enjoy the plot and the dialogue is very accurate of the times.
I have all her books and enjoy rereading them.
If you haven't read her books you have been missing out!


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Detection Unlimited Georgette Heyer 9780099493747 Books Reviews

The cast of characters is less hateful, generally, than in some of Heyer's mysteries, but most of them are not very closely engaged with the developing plot. The central ruse is clever and the references to past cases rewards the faithful reader. The depiction of class during a time of change and the exigencies of the landed gentry are nicely woven into the story.
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Georgette Heyer was the master of this elegant genre. I wish she had written more. Characters are fully developed and the plots are riveting.
Great plot and great execution. One of the best Heyer police mysteries. There was never a dull moment. Recommend it.
I started off reading Georgette Heyer's historical romances and am a big fan, and have in the past few years started reading her mystery books, which are more contemporary (early to mid 20th century). Most of them are quite entertaining, and you see some of the same characters pop up (especially Superintendent Hannasyde and Sergeant/Inspector Hemingway). However, I felt that this book was a letdown. The first two-thirds of the book was somewhat interesting but I found the last part of the book when the murderer and the motive was revealed very dry and boring. None of the characters were memorable. I'd recommend reading Death in the Stocks, They Found Him Dead and Behold, Here's Poison instead.
This is GH's 4rth & last book with Inspector Hemingway. Copyright 1953.

Well, the first 2 chapters were so boring I had to stop & read something else for a while. Fortunately, after that we get the murder & the book becomes much more interesting. I didn't guess correctly "who dunnit".
I love Inspector Hemingway. He's a "toot". I loved the Ultimas too ;)
I have read nearly all of Georgette Heyer's mysteries and Regency romance novels, and a couple of her historical fictions. She is one of my very favorite authors. Her characters, even the minor ones, have depth and dimension. This mystery, though, was less riveting than most of her books. The unwinding of the mystery was not all that compelling, and the characters were not as interesting. I would still recommend this book, but if you haven't read any Georgette Heyer, I wouldn't recommend starting with this one.
Georgette Heyer's mysteries are to die for )
Other than the obligatory body there is no violence, and while there is a charming romance there isn't any sex. I always enjoy the plot and the dialogue is very accurate of the times.
I have all her books and enjoy rereading them.
If you haven't read her books you have been missing out!