Lord James Harrington and the Solstic..., Lynn Florkiewicz
Lord James Harrington and the Solstic..., Lynn Florkiewicz
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Lord James Harrington and the Solstice Mystery

Author: Lynn Florkiewicz

Narrator: David Thorpe

Unabridged: 9 hr 38 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Soundings

Published: 07/01/2019


Synopsis

Lord James Harrington and his wife, Beth, happen upon a road accident where the driver, Bernard Potter, is seriously injured. While giving first-aid, Potter mumbles concerns about his daughter which James takes as the ramblings of a dying man. But, when visiting Mrs Potter, they realise that her husband, a police constable, was secretly investigating the goings-on at a local commune where his daughter lived. Meanwhile, James’ cousin, Herbie, is helping Scotland Yard with an art fraud ring that has extended its reach into Sussex. And, when GJ is approached to be a part of that enterprise, James is drawn into both investigations.

Reviews

Love this series! Always enjoy these well written books. This was intriguing and it's a slice of life from a slower time before computers and cellphones. I love the glimpse of English village life with it's characters like Bert and the vicar. Lord James Harrington and his wife Beth add the touch of e......more

Fun but a bit uneven I really enjoy the Lord James Harriman series. THE SOLSTICE MYSTERY was a bit choppy . The scenes at the commune repeatedly described characters or rooms or sections of the house. It seemed unnecessary and dragged down the action. I love the main cast of characters and how close......more

Lord Harrington! I do enjoy these books. What more could I ask for? Cozy mystery, English village, interesting people, and set in the 1950’s. Times when life was simpler, food was homemade and so was the fun.......more

Intriguing A theme that has been used in other stories and movies but the twist in this one made it intriguing. What fun the Old Time Music Hall sounded. And I miss the days when people dressed up in finery. I would have loved the Middummer Ball.......more