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The Devil's Highway - Mystery of Georgian England Author: Traveling to his new employer's country home, private tutor Robert Fairfax discovers a tipped stagecoach-and the dead bodies within it. But this is more than a robbery. And the victims are not who they appear to be...
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Angie (aladdin) reviewed The Devil's Highway (Mystery of Georgian England) on + 42 more book reviews
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
An Edwardian suspense story features a tenacious tutor who does not get to work because he is seeking clues to a mysterious series of murders and too many suspects. How to solve the murders? how to unravel the hidden connections among the wealthy families, zealot preacher, and the placid fronts of the townspeople and the gentry who have secrets to keep? He and his reclacitrant mare reach an uneasy truce; he learns to ride whilst plodding across the countryside asking questions until he flushes out the quarry. A low key but increasingly tense mystery with an unexpected finale.
Janet B. (JannyB) - Ankeny, IA reviewed The Devil's Highway (Mystery of Georgian England) on + 163 more book reviews
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
I enjoyed this mystery set in 1761 England. Robert Fairfax is a likeable and believable character. Interesting plot. Well worth the time to read!
MP P. (misslisslee) reviewed The Devil's Highway (Mystery of Georgian England) on + 43 more book reviews
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
A good mystery of the Regency era. No romance, just mystery with an interesting, well-drawn protagonist.
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