SNOBBERY WITH VIOLENCE: An Edwardian Murder Mystery: 1 (Edwardian Mystery Series) - Tapa blanda

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"A sparkling new Edwardian series...Fans of the author's Agatha Raisin and Hamish Macbeth series should welcome this tale of aristocrats, house parties, servants and murder."
--"Publishers Weekly"

"Old hand Chesney maintains her charm and sassiness while indicting evergreen pomposity and class-status stupidity."
--"Kirkus"

"A delightful costume melodrama, featuring wry humor and sleuthing protagonists with a pesky/love hate relationship. An easy go for most mystery collections."
"--Library Journal"

"Murder and mayhem abound at an Edwardian house party in this debut installment of a promising new mystery series."
"--Booklist"

A sparkling new Edwardian series...Fans of the author's Agatha Raisin and Hamish Macbeth series should welcome this tale of aristocrats, house parties, servants and murder. "Publishers Weekly"

Old hand Chesney maintains her charm and sassiness while indicting evergreen pomposity and class-status stupidity. "Kirkus"

A delightful costume melodrama, featuring wry humor and sleuthing protagonists with a pesky/love hate relationship. An easy go for most mystery collections. "Library Journal"

Murder and mayhem abound at an Edwardian house party in this debut installment of a promising new mystery series. "Booklist""

A sparkling new Edwardian series...Fans of the author's Agatha Raisin and Hamish Macbeth series should welcome this tale of aristocrats, house parties, servants and murder. Publishers Weekly

Old hand Chesney maintains her charm and sassiness while indicting evergreen pomposity and class-status stupidity. Kirkus

A delightful costume melodrama, featuring wry humor and sleuthing protagonists with a pesky/love hate relationship. An easy go for most mystery collections. Library Journal

Murder and mayhem abound at an Edwardian house party in this debut installment of a promising new mystery series. Booklist

-A sparkling new Edwardian series...Fans of the author's Agatha Raisin and Hamish Macbeth series should welcome this tale of aristocrats, house parties, servants and murder.- --Publishers Weekly

-Old hand Chesney maintains her charm and sassiness while indicting evergreen pomposity and class-status stupidity.- --Kirkus

-A delightful costume melodrama, featuring wry humor and sleuthing protagonists with a pesky/love hate relationship. An easy go for most mystery collections.- --Library Journal

-Murder and mayhem abound at an Edwardian house party in this debut installment of a promising new mystery series.- --Booklist

"A sparkling new Edwardian series...Fans of the author's Agatha Raisin and Hamish Macbeth series should welcome this tale of aristocrats, house parties, servants and murder." --Publishers Weekly

"Old hand Chesney maintains her charm and sassiness while indicting evergreen pomposity and class-status stupidity." --Kirkus

"A delightful costume melodrama, featuring wry humor and sleuthing protagonists with a pesky/love hate relationship. An easy go for most mystery collections." --Library Journal

"Murder and mayhem abound at an Edwardian house party in this debut installment of a promising new mystery series." --Booklist

Reseña del editor

When a marriage proposal appears imminent for the beautiful -- if rebellious -- Lady Rose Summer, her father wants to know if her suitor's intentions are honorable. He calls on Captain Harry Cathcart, the impoverished younger son of a baron, to do some intelligence work on the would-be fiancee, Sir Geoffrey Blandon.

After his success in uncovering Geoffrey's dishonorable motives, Harry fashions a career out of "fixing" things for wealthy aristocrats. So when the Marquess of Hedley finds one of his guests dead at a lavish house party, he knows just the man to call.

But when Harry is caught between his client's desire for discretion and his suspicion that murder may indeed have been committed, he enlists the help of Superintendent Kerridge of the Scotland Yard and Lady Rose, also a guest at Lord Hedley's.

Set in Britain and the Edwardian world of parties, servants, and scandal, M. C. Beaton's Snobbery with Violence is a delightful combination of murderous intrigue and high society.