Compliments first of all on the continuing beauty of the covers in this series! Whoever the artist is keep them! No compliments however to the person who wrote the Goodreads blurb which has very littl...
Review published in: https://diagnosisbookaholic.blogspot....It's Christmas time in the Miss Underhay Mysteries series, so I couldn't have read this at a more perfect time!In this new installment Kitt...
5th in the Miss Underhay Mysteries, Murder in the Belltower by Helena Dixon is another exciting historical mystery which I thoroughly enjoyed. Spending Christmas with her newly acquired relatives, Kit...
Favorite Quotes:Hattie was insisting I get the piano in the music room retuned and having heard her practising her scales I rather think it may be Hattie who has the tuning problem.I heard that Miss M...
Murder in the Bell Tower is fifth book in the Miss Underhay series and before reading this I backtracked and read the first book to give me an idea of the main characters and the underlying plotline o...
Murder in the Belltower is the fifth instalment in the Miss Kitty Underhay Mystery series, set in Enderley. The story opens with an advertisement in the Torbay Herald seeking information leading the a...
Kitty Underhay has solved more than a few murders, but it is time for a break. What is more is that she is getting closer to discovering what happened to her mother years ago. Also, she has recently b...
This is the fifth book in the Miss Underhay Mysteries, but can easily be read as a standalone. I had no problem following the story or mystery. Helena Dixon gives enough information, embedded througho...
A well earned break from sleuthing and a trip to visit her family at Enderley Hall for Christmas, is just what Kitty Underhay needs. But when the local parish clerk, Miss Plenderleith, is found dead o...
Kitty Underhay is leaving her hotel, The Dolphin in Dartmouth that she runs with her grandmother, to visit her family at Enderley Hall for Christmas. Kitty is going with her beau, ex-army captain Matt...