27 May 2022
Murder at Tregowyn Manor: A Golden Age Mystery
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3 1/2 stars. Murder and archaeology are two things I love and when you combine them in a good story that is even better. Catherine and fellows go to Catherine's home to clear a friend charged with ste...
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Great mysteryI have read many of Ms. Vandgraff's books and they have all been good. This one is no exception. There is a mysterious theft, a friend accused, who Catherine and her friends need to save,...
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4.5 Stars. Depression era cozy set in Cornwall, UK. Catherine, 'Cat', Tregowyn's friend Dot asks her to help Dot's cousin, who is accused of stealing a valuable artifact from a dig in Cornwall. The tr...
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Interesting ReadI have enjoyed this series to date and certainly recommend it to those looking for an interesting read. There were so many characters who easily could have been the murderer that I gav...
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Catherine Tregowyn is a tutor at a college in Oxford. Her best friend Dot works for an ad agency in London. Her love interest, Harry is also a tutor at a different college in Oxford. When Dot's cousin...
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Another delightful Between war novel of broken British aristocracy, independent progeny - in this case a daughter, who would not inherit if there WAS money, and a mystery on a dig. Add in a romantic i...
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Terrific!Loved it! This is better than the first book in the series, which was excellent! Catherine and Harry are great characters, with interesting personalities. Through trial and error, they have l...
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Mystery, Murder, and MayhemI thoroughly enjoyed all three Catherine Tregowyn Mysteries and hold there will be more. The characters and their interrelationships are well developed, the mysteries comple...
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Another Great One This third book in Vandagriffs’ 1930’s Golden Age mystery series is the best so far! The plot races along with an underlying theme of archeology which adds to the book’s intere...
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Riveting!This installment is the best so far. It had me disliking Cat's parents immensely. The mystery itself was top draw. So many viable suspects. So many motives. So much double dealing in love and...
Murder at Tregowyn Manor: A Golden Age Mystery Reviews
