Murder on Astor Place (Gaslight Mystery, #1)

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Christina/ The Blog for Teachers, Readers, & Life! I would say Historical Mystery. I would agree with Gretchen Smith. Themes are too morbid, there are not many lighthearted parts that you see in a typi…moreI would say Historical Mystery. I would agree with Gretchen Smith. Themes are too morbid, there are not many lighthearted parts that you see in a typical cozy mystery. Also, many of the issues are too taboo for the cozy mysteries.(less)
Kendall Kelly They can be read as stand alone, but there is a developing relationship and therefore, it is best to read them in order.
BigComfyChairBookReviews My copy never specifically states the date, but it does mention Teddy Roosevelt being Police Commissioner, an office he held in real life from mid 189…moreMy copy never specifically states the date, but it does mention Teddy Roosevelt being Police Commissioner, an office he held in real life from mid 1895- late 1896. If you like historical mysteries I recommend this series! (less)

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