Leaving Everything Most Loved (Maisie Dobbs) - Tapa dura

Delves deeply into [Maisy s] complicated relationships and hints at a compelling future. --Kirkus Reviews"

The cross-cultural theme adds another dimension to Winspear s London of 1933 .This tenth Maisie Dobbs mystery continues the series high quality, capturing a time and place and featuring a protagonist as compassionate as she is intuitive. A fine historical mystery with broad appeal. --Booklist"

Parting is such sweet sorrow .Winspear adroitly weaves a mystery involving tensions with race, class, and even love .Highly recommended for fans of strong women detectives. --Susan Moritz, Library Journal"

To remain connected to life s possibilities, one s mind must be open to change .It s a concept that Winspear explores with grace and generosity in Leaving Everything Most Loved. --Jay Strafford, Richmond Times-Dispatch"

Psychology and private investigation: an unlikely combination of professions, especially for a woman in the 1930s. And yet Maisie Dobbs does both, brilliantly. --Adam Woog, Seattle Times Book Review"

"Delves deeply into [Maisy's] complicated relationships and hints at a compelling future."--Kirkus Reviews

"The cross-cultural theme adds another dimension to Winspear's London of 1933....This tenth Maisie Dobbs mystery continues the series' high quality, capturing a time and place and featuring a protagonist as compassionate as she is intuitive. A fine historical mystery with broad appeal."--Booklist

"Parting is such sweet sorrow....Winspear adroitly weaves a mystery involving tensions with race, class, and even love....Highly recommended for fans of strong women detectives."--Susan Moritz, Library Journal

"To remain connected to life's possibilities, one's mind must be open to change....It's a concept that Winspear explores with grace and generosity in Leaving Everything Most Loved."--Jay Strafford, Richmond Times-Dispatch

"Psychology and private investigation: an unlikely combination of professions, especially for a woman in the 1930s. And yet Maisie Dobbs does both, brilliantly."--Adam Woog, Seattle Times Book Review

When the brother of an Indian woman whose body was found in a south London canal asks her to investigate his sister's death, Maisie Dobbs enters into a dangerously colorful and exotic world, which takes her in an unexpected new direction. 100,000 first printing.