A medieval house, a dead body and some rather suspicious chocolate fudge? Call for Lady Swift Autumn, 1920.
Looking forward to the next book Highly recommended.\' Goodreads Reviewer ⭐.
The best part of the book was that it made me feel cozy and warm.
The ending had me a little teary, because she\'s finally come home...
Highly recommended.\' Goodreads Reviewer ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️\'I liked Eleanor a lot, she\'s feisty and sweet...
I cannot wait to read of the further adventures of Lady Eleanor and her beloved bulldog Gladstone.
I loved reading this book, it was so easy to read and absolutely captivating.
I want to live at Henley Hall, I love Gladstone, the very funny bulldog, too cute A most enjoyable read \' Reviews by Carol in Tallahassee ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️\'So engaging.
I love the heroine, intrepid adventuress...
An extremely witty, fast-paced mystery...
Readers absolutely love Verity Bright \'What a great cozy mystery I am hooked This is the best book, bar none, that I have read this year...
But can she sort the truth from the lies before she becomes a Witness to another murder - this time rather closer to home? An utterly charming cozy mystery Warm and witty, fans of Agatha Christie, TE Kinsey and LB Hathaway will be totally hooked.
And when another body turns up and she finds poisoned fudge in the victim\'s house, Eleanor knows she\'s on the right track.
If there was a murder, then she needs to track down the culprit and clear Mrs Pitkin\'s name.
Accompanied by her faithful partner in crime, Gladstone the bulldog, who has the best nose for sniffing out bones in the country, Eleanor sets out to find the killer.
But when she arrives home to discover that Mrs Pitkin, the kindly cook from Farrington Manor, has been dismissed without wage or reference because the police consider her a suspect, Eleanor knows she needs to act.
She isn\'t sure they\'d have approved.
It\'s the anniversary of the disappearance of her beloved parents and she\'s promised herself not to get mixed up with any more mysteries.
So when a local politician dies suddenly at an elegant dinner party at Farrington Manor, she tries her hardest not to listen to the raft of rumours around the village that he might have been poisoned by the fudge.
Lady Eleanor Swift, accidental amateur detective and retired explorer, is determined to take a break from investigating murders.
A medieval house, a dead body and some rather suspicious chocolate fudge? Call for Lady Swift Autumn, 1920
