Title: The Unforgiving Eye
Author: Beth Andrews
Publication: 2 March 2021
Format: Kindle ebook
Amazon Description
Returning from their honeymoon, John and Lydia Savidge have another mystery on their hands.
As a favour to an old friend, they agree to help uncover who killed Sir Benedict Stanbury, master of Fallowfield.
Could the hapless stable hand accused of the crime really be guilty? Or could it have been the suspicious solicitor or the frightened governess?
Someone knows something. Someone is lying.
With a surplus of suspects and an absence of alibis, the newlyweds must untangle this web of confusion and catch the killer in just three days.
Ramble-y Teaserish Stuff
In case you missed it on Tuesday, I am trying to play catch up on Beth Andrews' "Sussex Regency Romance Series" (which should still be called "Sussex Regency Humorous Romantic Mystery Series") before the third is officially released this coming Monday. It could still happen ... but my kid is home and there is Pokémon to be caught and good tv to watch and sleep to try and get. I had figured that it being a holiday week would mean lots of reading time at work but that has definitely not been the case. I am just about half-way through The Unforgiving Eye at the time of this typing and hoping to have at least a couple of hours of solid reading time before my shift ends in 5 hours.
So far I love it as much -- if not more -- as I loved Hidden in the Heart. I'm not loving the book titles as they are really rather generic for very ungeneric reads, but that's not enough to keep me from reading whatever other mysteries Beth Andrews (whose real name is Paul Bethel -- which somehow makes it even more fun) ends up throwing my way.
And, yes, read them in order. They're too delightful not to.
[Bonus : they're on Kindle Unlimited if you have that.]
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3 comments:
It sounds like an interesting series. I always think that I will get time to read and actually end up with even less time than normal!
Have a great weekend!
Emily @ Budget Tales Book Blog
My post:
https://budgettalesblog.wordpress.com/2022/11/25/friday-56-dashboard-elvis-is-dead-by-david-f-ross/
This sounds like a delightful read! I do always wonder how titles come about, especially for series that have a clear theme or idea going. Is the title set, even if the book ends up being different? Maybe I'm rambling now, but I wish you loads of reading time, if possible, but also fun family time! Have a lovely weekend :)
Juli @ A Universe in Words
I'm sure this is a great story but I just don't feel that it is for me. Happy weekend!
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