Sandra G. (sandraj) reviewed Mrs. Jeffries and the Silent Knight (Mrs. Jeffries, Bk 20) on + 8 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
I love this series of Emily Brightwell's, Mrs Jeffries & the Inspector [which is the first book in the series]. They all take place in England in the 1800's. Mrs Jeffries is the housekeeper for the Inspector with Scotland Yard. Unbeknown to the Inspector, Mrs. Jeffries and his household staff help him to solve his cases. There are about 13 characters that are developed in the reading. They are a quick read about 250 pages long and always fun.
Amy L. (catlover) reviewed Mrs. Jeffries and the Silent Knight (Mrs. Jeffries, Bk 20) on + 144 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
This is a series which never disappoints and I have to tell you, I loved the last line. I'm not a bit sorry I bought it even tho it is a hardcover book.
Lorraine T. (mysterylover) reviewed Mrs. Jeffries and the Silent Knight (Mrs. Jeffries, Bk 20) on + 318 more book reviews
These Victorian mysteries are always an entertaining cozy read. This one is set at Christmastime and involves a Baron, so Insp. Witherspoon is under pressure, but as usual, the staff pitches in.
Donna E. (impossible) reviewed Mrs. Jeffries and the Silent Knight (Mrs. Jeffries, Bk 20) on + 3352 more book reviews
Set in 19th century. Well constructed plot, good clues to follow.
Bonnie A. (ladycholla) -
Excellent story, usual great cozy. Had a good time with this one. Will be interesting to see how the new character works out in the house. Fun as usual.
Ruth H. reviewed Mrs. Jeffries and the Silent Knight (Mrs. Jeffries, Bk 20) on + 8 more book reviews
Always enjoy the Mrs. Jeffries books. I enjoy the people that help her with the mysteries and the Inspector. Most enjoyable
Jeanie S. (JeanieS) reviewed Mrs. Jeffries and the Silent Knight (Mrs. Jeffries, Bk 20) on + 192 more book reviews
Another good Mrs. Jeffries story
Sally R. reviewed Mrs. Jeffries and the Silent Knight (Mrs. Jeffries, Bk 20) on + 62 more book reviews
Mrs. Jeffries is considered to be the Miss Marple of any Victorian mystery.
