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" Enjoyed this just as much as the first book. "
- Barbara, 2/20/2014
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" Fun, light mystery; interesting time period. "
- Leslie, 2/18/2014
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" The book was fine. A light quick mystery. Just so many funny personal things about the book itself. First, the author's name. Second that there is a engaged woman, who's nickname for her fiance is Dodo. And third that it was published on my birthday. Don't plan on reading anything else by her. "
- Katrina, 2/5/2014
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" Another light read. I am coming to like old Daisy. All very quaint and undemanding. A good read when stuck inside with the winter bug! "
- Suzie, 1/31/2014
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" This is #2 in a fun series I recently discovered. Daisy is one of the aristocracy in 1920's England, but she prefers to be "an independent woman". Daisy is visiting a country estate, intent on taking photographs and writing an article about this beautiful old home for her magazine. As she gets involved in the lives of the family members, a body is discovered in the garden. Everyone is suspect, and it is up to Daisy to finally figure out "who done it?" "
- Julianne, 1/26/2014
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" I give this 3.5 stars. A fun series. "
- Colette, 1/13/2014
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" This book is lots of fun, very charming. I enjoyed it and recommend it to anyone who loves light fare to cheer one up. "
- Wilma, 1/10/2014
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" This was a book on CD. Good reader. "
- Marianne, 10/11/2013
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" A pleasant cozy set in the 1920s. Likeable characters and interesting mystery, but no book to stretch your gray cells. "
- Jean, 10/4/2013
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" It was as if Enid Blyton had decided to write for grown-ups. Extremely fluffy. What-ho! Jolly good! Toodle-pip! "
- Mkb, 9/12/2013
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" This is the second in a fun, "cozy", reliably entertaining mystery series, taking place in 1920s England. Lots of fun, as I expected. "
- Carrie, 9/2/2013
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" I seem to be on a mystery kick recently, but I just love this series and couldn't resist reading an early story. The stories are a bit fluffy, but I love Daisy and her crew. "
- Diane, 8/11/2013
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" It was well done, like the first, although some of the mystery was obvious. I enjoy the main character and some of her escapades, however. "
- Ursula, 4/9/2013
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" I found the second in the series to be even more engaging than the first. I really appreciate Dunn's writing -- she's a mite more liberal than I'd originally thought, and I am all about it. On to the next, I say! "
- Jessica, 8/19/2012
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" Enjoyed this drawing room mystery. Characters made me laugh out loud. Love the slang. "
- Pam, 5/11/2012
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" romps along nicely as do all the Daisy Dalrymple mysteries. Not much more to say than that because I love them, and while I'm reading them I really enjoy them. And I will be reading more of them, that's for surre. "
- Sho, 12/18/2011
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" I couldn't finish listening to this audiobook. Bernadette Dunne reads very well, but the accent required for this book was absent in my view. "
- Jay, 11/26/2011
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" Very entertaining. While Daisy is visiting an old schoolmate, the body of their missing maid is unearthed in the garden. Great characters, amusing dialogue and a very good mystery. Good development of the relationships among the main and recurring characters. "
- Nell, 6/19/2011
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" A light cozy. While I finished listening, I didn't really care who the murderer was. "
- Stephani, 5/28/2011
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" 3.5 stars - better than the first one. "
- Erika, 4/30/2011
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" Next in the daisy dalrymple series. Loved it. "
- Pam, 4/8/2011
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" The book was fine. A light quick mystery. Just so many funny personal things about the book itself. First, the author's name. Second that there is a engaged woman, who's nickname for her fiance is Dodo. And third that it was published on my birthday. Don't plan on reading anything else by her.
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- Katrina, 3/21/2011
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" Enjoyed this just as much as the first book.
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- Barbara, 2/5/2011
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" I enjoyed this book and will keep reading the series
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- Jeanette, 1/10/2011
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" Murder and scandal in the english countryside.
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- Talietha, 1/1/2011
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" Would have given this 4 stars if the POV had been more polished. The midscene POV switches and breaks were annoying.
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- Rebecca, 12/23/2010
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" A light cozy. While I finished listening, I didn't really care who the murderer was.
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- Stephani, 9/1/2010
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" Another fine Daisy Dalrymple quick read.
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- Jane, 7/28/2010
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