What mysteries are you reading at the moment? (2021) Showing 1,551-1,557 of 1,557

[books]

Susan wrote: "No, never mind, Jill. Thanks for trying. I will post if I find it."

It could well be The Saint Valentine's Day Murders by Ruth Dudley Edwards. She wrote a series of about 10, all in various Establishment settings.

[Susan]

Oh, that's it, books! Thank you :)

[Jill]

books wrote: "Susan wrote: "No, never mind, Jill. Thanks for trying. I will post if I find it."

It could well be The Saint Valentine's Day Murders by Ruth Dudley Edwards. She wrote a series of ab..."

Thanks I can stop looking now.

[Susan]

Thanks, Jill. I really appreciate all your help!

[Colin]

Just finished a reread, after many years, of John Dickson Carr's The Crooked Hinge and I thoroughly enjoyed it, much more than I did first time round. I posted a few comments here: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Kori]

I just finished The Exploits of Fidelity Dove by Roy Vickers. A fun set of 12 tales from 1924. More female criminal outwits Scotland Yard Inspector than traditional mystery. Vickers pins a good tale. I think I'd like to try his Department of Dead Ends tales next. Has anyone here read them?

[Sandy]

Kori wrote: "I just finished The Exploits of Fidelity Dove by Roy Vickers. A fun set of 12 tales from 1924. More female criminal outwits Scotland Yard Inspector than traditional mystery. Vickers pins a good tal..."

I haven't tried them nor heard of them. You should move your post to the 2022 "what are you reading" thread as that is more active.