jjares reviewed on 12/31/2017 + 3278 more book reviews

When Grace Jenkins is run down in the lane, Henrietta, who has been raised as her daughter, finds herself without parents (or even last name). The New York Times named this one of the best books of the year it was printed, and for good reason.

There are lots of red herrings and droll humor throughout. It is a priceless Catherine Aird who-done-it.

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