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My third favorite of the series. I'm glad the Danny storyline came to a resolution without dragging out more. I like how Greer uses her research skills and I love the narrator of the audiobooks. A fitting conclusion if this is the last in the series, but I'll be sad not to read more about Greer and her sleuthing skills.
I do enjoy Heyer's mysteries. Always bright and sparkling dialog and lots of humor in characterization.
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pickWhat a delightful,intriguing new series introduced to me in another book.Evelyne Redfern, from A Traitor in Whitehall, is addicted to English detectives so she mentions various authors‘ she is reading.One of these is these the delightful Gideon Oliver,an anthropology professor, attends a conference on Gibraltar celebrating the anniversary of the discovery of the Gibraltar woman & her part-Neanderthal boy.But the celebration turns into a setting⬇️
Another vintage Christie from my collection. This is a 1980s edition.
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pickThe Ducote Sisters are asked to investigate spooky goings-on at a friend's home. When a fellow-guest is found dead in his bed, was his death caused by the spirit world or something more mundane?
This seems to have been the last in the series, but I have questions about what happened later. Did the Sisters adopt Benjy? Did he go to study at Athena College and meet Charlie and Diesel? (Or were we told in the main series and I've just forgotten?)
“Do you mean to sit there and tell me you think Cliffwood really is haunted?” Miss An‘gel Ducote regarded her sister with a frown.
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