Murder at the Natural History Museum, Jim Eldridge
Murder at the Natural History Museum, Jim Eldridge
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Murder at the Natural History Museum

Author: Jim Eldridge

Narrator: Gordon Griffin

Unabridged: 9 hr 29 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Soundings

Published: 09/01/2020


Synopsis

London, 1895. Daniel Wilson and Abigail Fenton have been hired by the Natural History Museum to find out who deliberately smashed the fossilised skeleton of a small dinosaur. At first Daniel is reluctant to take the case, pointing out that they deal in murders, not vandalism. But then one of the attendants in the dinosaur room is murdered, his body found tied to a dinosaur skeleton and a note pinned to him saying 'The price of betrayal'. As Daniel and Abigail investigate they must negotiate a web of legal and professional tensions. This is not going to be a simple case to solve...

Reviews

Goodreads review by Blaine

Thank you Allison & Busby along with NetGalley for this free ARC in return for my review. I loved this book! I think that author is spot on in his writing and I personally super enjoy stories set during this late 1800 time period, and since I am a museum nut this hits all the points for me. This cont......more

Thanks to Netgalley and the publishers for an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review. This is the fifth in a series of Museum Mystery books by this author, but I read this one as a stand-alone, having not read the first and that didn’t matter at all. The story follows the two main characte......more

Goodreads review by Sophie

This is my first time reading a book by Jim Eldridge and what an introduction for me! I very rarely finish a book in just a day, but I literally could not put this one down. Daniel and Abigail, 2 private investigators, are investigating the criminal damage of a skeleton at the Natural History Museum......more

Goodreads review by Kristen

I continue to really enjoy this series! A great British mystery series with lots of great features. First off I love both Daniel and Abigail. They are complex and interesting characters who are very likable. Abigail in particular is a wonderful character who flatly refuses to fit into the role her so......more

This series is a favourite and I throughly enjoyed this instalment that I think is one the best in this series. The story is plotted and well crafted, the characters well thought and interesting, the solid mystery kept me guessing. It's gripping and entertaining and I liked the main plot and the subpl......more