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"Newest Manor House mystery is hilarious and entertaining."
Reviewed by B.L. Willes
Posted November 17, 2004
A questionable fire, threatening letters, a long list of
suspects... When a fire closes down the newly opened
munitions factory of Sitting Marsh, many people are less
than upset, even with the death of two people. The police
proclaim the fire was an accident, but Lady Elizabeth is
not too Read more...
"Fun amateur sleuth historical mystery"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted November 29, 2004
During World War II in England, the villagers have seen
too much change in too short a time to want any further
disruptions in their way of life. Lady Elizabeth
Hartleigh Compton of the Manor House subtly soothes
ruffled feathers of the locals, tired by food rationing,
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When the local munitions factory blows up, leaving two
people dead, Lady Elizabeth suspects murder is afoot.
Since her beloved major has gone back to America, she keeps
her mind busy with ferreting out the truth. Luckily for
her, Major Monroe returns, just in time to save her from a
dastardly criminal intent on murder number three.
SummaryThere's no evidence that Sitting Marsh's munitions factory
was bombed by the Luftwaffe, so it's up to Lady Elizabeth
Hartleigh Compton to discern who in the sleepy little
community sabotaged the plant and killed the owner.
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