That Affair Next Door, Anna Katherine Green
That Affair Next Door, Anna Katherine Green
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That Affair Next Door

Author: Anna Katherine Green

Narrator: Tara Mackinnon Dow

Unabridged: 9 hr 34 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 01/26/2019

Categories: Fiction, Classic


Synopsis

Originally published in 1897, That Affair Next Door is Anna Katherine Green’s 8th book featuring the series-detective, Ebenezer Gryce and the first to feature the society spinster, Amelia Butterworth. Many consider the nosy Miss Butterworth to be the precursor to Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple or Patricia Wentworth’s Miss Silver.

The story is told from Miss Butterworth’s perspective as she relates the story of a murdered young woman and how she sets out to unravel the mystery.


Reviews

Goodreads review by JEN A on April 04, 2020

I think it’s wonderful when the library of Congress releases classic novels that most people might not get a chance to read. This classic mystery published in 1897 is remarkable and that the protagonist of the story is an elderly woman named Miss Butterworth is even more remarkable. This story has a......more

Goodreads review by JEN A on April 03, 2020

I think it’s wonderful when the library of Congress releases classic novels that most people might not get a chance to read. This classic mystery published in 1897 is remarkable and that the protagonist of the story is an elderly woman named Miss Butterworth is even more remarkable. This story has a......more

Goodreads review by Ivonne on January 18, 2020

High-society spinster Amelia Butterworth, a sharp-eyed inveterate busybody, notices some strange going-ons next door. The Van Burnams are in Europe, so why are a young man and lady entering the house? Miss Butterworth soon gets the police — and herself — involved in what turns out to be murder. Auth......more

Goodreads review by Mandi on February 06, 2017

Enjoyed this classic as an audiobook......more

Goodreads review by Mariola on March 11, 2023

La recomendaría a los que disfruten de una novela victoriana con una buena narrativa. La historia tiene muchas idas y vueltas, y una investigadora muy peculiar y un tanto cargante. La explicación final, muy teatral, te atrapa.......more