The Mitford Affair
Pamela Mitford and the treasure hunt murder
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Narrated by:
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Rachel Atkins
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By:
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Jessica Fellowes
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***PLEASE NOTE: The Mitford Affair was previously published as Bright Young Dead***
'Absolute blissikins. Set in 1925, The Mitford Affair is a delightful mashup of real and fictional characters'
GUARDIAN
As the glamour of the Bright Young Things crashes into the world of the Mitford sisters, their maid Louisa Cannon finds herself at the scene of a gripping murder mystery.
Meet the Bright Young Things, the rabble-rousing hedonists of the 1920s whose treasure hunts were a media obsession. One such game takes place at the 18th birthday party of Pamela Mitford, but ends in tragedy as cruel, charismatic Adrian Curtis is pushed to his death from the church neighbouring the Mitford home.
The police quickly identify the killer as a maid, Dulcie. But Louisa Cannon, chaperone to the Mitford girls and a former criminal herself, believes Dulcie to be innocent, and sets out to clear the girl's name . . . all while the real killer may only be steps away.
PRAISE FOR THE MITFORD MURDERS SERIES
'An extraordinary meld of fact and fiction' GRAHAM NORTON
'A lively, entertaining, well-written whodunit' THE TIMES (crime book of the month)
'True and glorious indulgence. A dazzling example of a Golden Age mystery'
DAISY GOODWIN
'Exactly the sort of book you might enjoy with the fire blazing, the snow falling. The solution is neat and the writing always enjoyable'
ANTHONY HOROWITZ (crime novels of the year)
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- Anonymous User
- 16-03-2024
lively sense of the historical period
I liked the character of Louisa especially, but the Mitfords were also appealing. The historical detail evoked the 1920s perfectly. The crime was believable and the sleuthing fun to follow.
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