
The Winter Garden Mystery
A Daisy Dalrymple Mystery
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Narrated by:
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Bernadette Dunne
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By:
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Carola Dunn
About this listen
Feisty flapper Dalrymple is a breath of fresh air to the occupants of gloomy Occles Hall in Cheshire, among them her former school chum, wallflower Bobbie Parslow, and the thorny mistress of the manor, Lady Valeria. While photographing the barren ground behind the house, Daisy suspects someone has been digging amidst the soil's first green shoots, and promptly unearths the corpse of Grace Moss, the missing parlor maid. So begins a harrowing romp as the dead woman's shocking secret is revealed.
©1995 Carola Dunn (P)2006 Blackstone Audio Inc.Critic Reviews
"Set in a British manor house in 1923, this traditional charmer will please most everyone." (Library Journal)
"Manners (P.G. Wodehouse-style) and mystery get equal time in a low-keyed story with considerable charm." (Kirkus Reviews)
so many historical inaccuracies. dreadful narration. poorly written but as I said additive
why am I listening to this
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Enjoyable
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I found this quite a good listen
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Best cosy mystery I've heard in ages
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Not a good narrater
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Loved it
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Good story
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Great story line
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love the storyline
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Bernadette Dunne has a pleasant voice as narrator, however her accent to my ears has the sound of someone who may have started off in Britain but has spent a lot of time living in America, and now has American twangs in the way certain words are pronounced, which I found jarred me out of the story now and then. Not sure if that's it, but that's how it sounded to me. Apart from that, I enjoyed her narration.
As far as murder mysteries go, the story has Agatha Christie vibes that I quite like; not too heavy, not too dark. If there is such a thing as a 'light' murder mystery then I guess this is it. And for what I wanted to listen to at the time, that was just fine.
The settings, time period and characters feel well researched and thought through, and I'll definitely listen to more in the series.
A likeable heroine
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