Funny and ingenious. Another romp with Elsie and Ethelred. Elsie is a person that you hate to love. She is a chocolate cookie eating nasty piece of goods. Except for Joyce Porter's inspector Dover I c...
This is a cosy crime novel - and what a little gem! The story has two first-person narrators, one an aging and only moderately successful author of crime novels and the other his former literary agent...
A book of murder and mystery, even if the murder dates back to the nineteenth century, this is another unofficial investigation for Ethelred and his sometime agent, Elsie. Happily it can be read as a ...
After reading books 1 & 2 in the amusing Elsie & Ethelred series I've found myself jumping to book 6. As ever the story is told from both Elsie & Ethelred's perspective, a format I enjoy. Ethelred's s...
This is an enjoyable, easy to read mystery. It's the first of L. C. Tyler's books I have read and it didn't matter it was out of sequence.I think what kept me interested was the gentle humour in some ...
A literary agent and an author (who are polar opposites) investigate two murders that took place over a hundred years apart.I thought this book was very clever / entertaining with a good plot and plen...
There were a LOT of red herrings in this one. The mystery was a good one (the murderer was quite obvious, but I didn't suspect him thanks to all the red herrings). The parallel murder mystery from the...
Bit of Marmite about the reactions to these books, but I can't get enough of them. This is an ingenious double murder story and, as usual with these two sleuths, there are plenty of laughs. Highly rec...
Good classic murder mystery Very pleasant reading.However I found the motive for murder unnecessarily convoluted. That didn't diminish the the entertainment value of the book, just one (not so small) ...
Couldn't even finish it. Thank-fully borrowed from the library so I didn't spend any money, if I had I'd be asking for my money back. Trite and predictable with a meandering plot that relies too heavi...