An Incomplete Revenge: A Maisie Dobbs Novel Audiobook

" Another good Maisie Dobbs mystery. "

" Another satisfying installment of the only mystery series that I read. "

" Maisie does not disappoint. This time she is solving a crime in the country among an unscrupulous squire and the gypsies. But Maisie knows gypsies... "

" Not as good as the last two; very predictable. "

" Each Maisie Dobbs book is better than the last. Ms. Winspear does a marvelous job of creating time and place. This time we are moving into the Great Depression and Maisie must deal with the mysterious death of a family during the war and facing her own loss. "

" a nice entertaining "in-between" book. The author intertwines many different story lines and then it all comes together at the end, some predictable and a couple that were a surprise. No language or sex which is a treat. "

" I love Maisie Dobbs more with every mystery she solves. Love it. "

" Takes place after World War I in England. Maizie is a detective. 5th in the series. "

" Maisie Dobbs solves the origin of a series of fires and robberies during the harvestng of hops. "

" I am softening on Jacqueline Winspear's semi-psychic post WWI ex nurse woman detective, Maisie Dobbs. This was one of the best of them, so far, with good background (hops picking in Kent) and characters (the Roma, and diddikoi, aka gypsies and mixed gypsy-gorja). "

" Set in 1933 England, Maizy Dobbs is a private investigator and a psychologist. A sensible woman with a kind heart. Terrific reader. Great story. "

" An interesting twist in plot and a more independent Maisy. The physical and social setting for the story are completely outside of my experience, and thus by themselves intriguing. "

" Even though this series is dark, I have enjoyed the stories of a young nurse who served on the front lines in WWI trying to build an independant life while overcoming her war experiences and the loss of the man she loved. "

" Mystery set in WWII England "

" This is the first one I actually figured out! Perhaps I'm getting used to her writing style. One more to go! "

" Another great read. I'm really glad Maurice is back. "

" I think this may be my favorite of the series so far. I love Maisie's character more and more and this one really built on her relationships well while playing out the mystery/story. I thought the actual case was very good too, including the Heronsdene "characters" we got to meet. "

" I didn't love the supernatural element to Maisie's detection work-- dowsing anyone? I don't think this is a bad book at all, just not to my tastes. "

" I thought this was another solid entry in the series. This time we get to travel out to the country for hop-picking, and we also find out a little more about where Maisie gets her special "sensing" abilities. "

" Another great book by Winspear. "

" I love these books! They are detective novels - very good historical stuff set post-WWI in Britain. Very strong female lead character. "

" Brilliant as they always are. Mystery mingled with emotion and universal lessons that make you think. Short enough to feel you have time to read it, and the plot moves along at a pace that never leaves wishing you could skip ahead. Highly recommend. "

" Gypsies, hop-pickers and a series of small crimes...nothing is as it seems in this small village. "

" During stressful times I read Maisie Dobbs. She never disappoints. A simple satisfying read. I learn something in every book. This time it was about gypsies. A good read. "

" Good book! I think some of the character relationships would make more sense if I had started from the beginning of the series. "

" As usual, excellent historical mystery from J. Winspear. A bit darker than most of hers! "

" The gypsy angle was almost too much, but managed to still work in the context of the story. "

" It's only a three-star read but I gave it four because I really liked the dog. Dogs rule!! "

" I thought this might be the best - as if JW is getting into her stride (rather than the usual #5 wobble!)Loved the gypsy history, and the last scene - of Maisie dancing to Django Reinhardt's music on her new gramophone - stays with me "

" Fifth in a series of English mysteries. Enjoyable read. "

" This is a mystery set in the UK around 1930. A lot of it has to do with the psychology of war and how people can be emotionally and psychologically warped by violence. "

" Even better than the last one for all you nurses & history buffs... "

" I really liked learning more about the gypsies and 'hop-picking.' What a tragic story, though. I like the variety Winspear's books present and am looking forward to seeing where she goes with her series. I'll read a few other books first, then for sure pick up her #6. "

" Winspear continues to spin lovely stories from the time period after WWI. I like her characters who encompass all walks of life. I always learn something from her books. "