Styx and Stones - Carola Dunn Reviews
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This is set in the summer of 1923 Daisy is invited by her Brother in law Lord John to stay with him and Daisy's sister Violet. He desperately wants Daisy's help to find out who is sending him poison pen letters. The reason he has roped Daisy in is because Violet has told him all about Daisy's previous adventures solving murders. He doesn't want to involve the police if he can as he firstly doesn't want to upset Violet who is pregnant with finding about the letters and their contents. Secondly he is worried about h...more
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Customer Styx and Stones - Carola Dunn Reviews (1)
by - written on 25/09/09 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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This is the third book in the Daisy Dalrymple series that I have borrow from the library. It is the seventh book in the series. I have unfortunately not been able to read some of the earlier books in the series as the library has them order so they are not available on loan at present. About the author ******************* Born in England in 1946 and lived and study in England. She attended Manchester University and studied Russian and French. She then traveled and meet her husband before settling in the USA. Her first novel a historical romance was published in 1979 however she then switched to crime novels and the Daisy Dalrymple series. That said ... Read the complete review
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