British Fiction
British Fiction

Mystery and Haunting in 1930s England: A Review of The Cursed Writer by Holly Hepburn

The Cursed Writer is a captivating mix of supernatural suspense and detective work. Follow Harriet White as she unravels a gothic mystery that challenges her belief in logic. Perfect for mystery and Holmes fans!

Murder and Mystique in the Cotswolds: A Review of “Death at the Old Curiosity Shop”

In Debbie Young’s charming cozy mystery, Alice Carroll’s fresh start in Little Pride takes a deadly twist when a body is found. Join me as I review this delightful whodunit set in the picturesque Cotswolds.

Passion and Scandal in Regency London: A Review of “What the Lady Wants” by Emma Orchard

A tale of passion, scandal, and self-discovery set in Regency London, What the Lady Wants by Emma Orchard sweeps readers into the world of Lady Ashby, a grieving widow with a secret list of desires, and the dashing Captain Leo Winterton, who may be her only chance at finding love again.

Unraveling Mysteries in 1930s London: A Review of “The Missing Maid” by Holly Hepburn

In Holly Hepburn’s “The Missing Maid,” set in 1930s London, Harriet White, demoted at work, inadvertently becomes involved in a mystery mimicking a Sherlock Holmes case. Tasked with responding to mail for the fictional detective, she decides to investigate a missing maid’s plea from her hometown. Harriet’s wit and justice-driven character propel a narrative mixing mystery, humor, and historical fiction, providing a charming detective tale with an engaging protagonist.