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Murder on Waverly Place
Murder on Waverly Place: A Gaslight Mystery | Victoria Thompson
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Turn-of-the-century New York City shines in the Gaslight mystery series. Midwife and sleuth Sarah Brandt and Detective Sergeant Frank Malloy must protect Sarah's mother from scandal after she tries to contact her dead daughter during a sance that sends one of the attendees into the afterlife. But first, they have to determine how the woman was murdered in the pitch dark when all the suspects were holding hands.
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Murder on Waverly Place: A Gaslight Mystery | Victoria Thompson
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Things I‘ve not had self control over this week: books. Not pictured are two not yet arrived from BOTM and two from our local bookstore from Tor.com. 🙈 In other news, I‘m really enjoying this historical murder mystery series!

robinb I may have to re-visit this series. I tried the first one but wasn't bowled over by it. Maybe I should have stuck with it. 4y
brennahawleycraig @robinb honestly I was the same way at first. Read the first, thought meh, came back to it. Now I can‘t stop. I will say, the mysteries are not always hard to figure out, but I like the main two characters enough that it usually overshadows that for me. 4y
robinb @brennahawleycraig good to know....thanks for your perspective. I think I will definitely put it back on my radar. 👍 4y
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