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The Ghost and Mrs. Jeffries (Mrs. Jeffries #3)

Emily Brightwell

Paperback | Pages: 198 pages

Rating: 3.86 | 1152 Users | 94 Reviews

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Title	:	The Ghost and Mrs. Jeffries (Mrs. Jeffries #3)
Author	:	Emily Brightwell
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 198 pages
Published	:	October 1st 1993 by Berkley
Categories	:	Mystery. Cozy Mystery. Historical. Historical Fiction. Historical Mystery. Fiction

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A cantankorous rich woman is murdered during what appears to be a bungled robbery. But the facts don't support the robbery theory. Mrs. Jeffries is the housekeeper for the Inspector in charge of the case. She has a team that works together to help the inspector with his cases, without his knowledge of course. Together they discover the truth.

This was an easy read, except for the number of characters that you needed to become acquainted with. It was my first book in this series. I'm sure after I read a couple more that I will find I like it more as I become familiar with the characters and language.

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Original Title:	The Ghost and Mrs. Jeffries
ISBN:	0425139492 (ISBN13: 9780425139493)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Mrs. Jeffries #3

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A nice cozy mystery. Reminds me of Miss Marple with helpers.



This is a light-hearted cosy mystery about a clueless inspector and his brilliant housekeeper. He is gaining a reputation for solving murders - whereas she is the real reason he solves the murders under her expert guidance. He is completely unaware that she is the brains of the outfit. Light-hearted fluff that is easy to read.

Abigail Hodges is a formidable woman, but shes taken aback when she and her husband visit a medium who predicts a dark fate. Still she dismisses the prediction as stuff and nonsense and heads home alone. When a servant goes up to wake her for breakfast the next morning, she is dead killed when she interrupted a burglar or did she?I enjoy this cozy mystery series set in Victorian London, and featuring Mrs Hepzibah Jeffries, housekeeper to Inspector Gerald Witherspoon, and her team of servants

A very nice entry in the series. The solution to the mystery unfolds for the reader just as it does for Mrs. Jeffries and her cohorts, though many readers will have little doubt who did it. This is more of a "How did they manage and how will they be caught?" type story. Which is fine with me.All the characters from previous books lend a hand in some way, and since I think a little of Lute Crookshank goes a long way I was happy to see her just pop in and out. For readers like me who dislike

I love the old-style writing by author Emily Brightwell and the historical setting for this Victorian England series. Housekeeper Mrs. Jeffries, with the help of her loyal household staff, covertly help Inspector Witherspoon in solving the latest murder mystery at hand. This particular one involved the murder of the wealthy Abigail Hodge, cranky and disliked by many. It appears to be a burglary gone wrong, however her death benefits many people. Hence, an investigation is launched. I enjoyed the

So fun. Silly and pleasant murder mysteries.