Death at Crookham Hall is a historical cosy mystery addressing themes of women’s rights and the fight of the suffragettes to get it. A clever murder mystery.
A magic realist novel set in 1930s Hollywood, where the daughter of a Chinese immigrant fights actors and moster to get at the top of Hollywood elite.
The Girl in the Yellow Dress by Jane A. Adams is a very solid historical mystery with a fantastic character cast and very realistic situations.
‘Deadly Spirits’ by Mary Miley is the third instalment in the Maddy Pastore Mysteries. Maddie is the shill for a fortuneteller in 1920s Chicago, and this has taught her how to investigate people.
Nicola Upson gives us a new Josephine Tey investigation, this one very close to home. A new war is going to start, but that may not be the worst tragedy.
As one of the very few female professors at the University of London, Saffron always knew she would face any sort of challenge. Murder wasn’t supposed to be one of them. A Historycal cosy mystery set in the 1920s.
A historical cosy mystery set in 1920s New York. Being a mystic accomplice might be the perfect way to solve murders.
After the Great War, life takes a new turn for the Kopp sisters, and Fleurette seems to take the lead. A great cosy mystery set in the 1920s.
One of Dolores Gordon-Smith’s latest addition to her series of 1920s cosy mysteries, this is a very atmospheric story with a great (if small) cast of characters.
A delightful cosy mystery set in 1920s London, with a spunky protagonist and a mysterious inspector. Aboard a train like the Orient Express.
A Quite Deadly Affair by Anthony Slayton -The prequel to the cosy mystery series Mr Quayle Mysteries is a novelette with some great characters and two mysteries!
First instalment in Anthony Slayton’s cosy mystery series. An introduction to the life of the English upper class seen by a keen-eyed WWI veteran.