by Patricia Wentworth
I'm getting to the point where I'm beginning to revisit "Miss Silver" books because I've read almost all the books in the series at least once. (There are only some five or so books left that I've yet to read for the first time.) So I figured, I might just as well start my rereads with the very fi...
... lined up in order of preference. I admittedly have so far only read two other Miss Silver books besides these four -- Grey Mask and The Chinese Shawl, respectively --, but based on the books listed above, my appreciation of the series is certainly increasing. Like Georgette Heyer's mysteries ...
This was my second Miss Silver mystery; the first one I read was the first in the series, and frankly, it left me dubious about reading the rest, but I found this and one other on the bottom shelf at a local used book store and threw caution to the wind. My brief googling has this book at either ...
Miss Silver is a knitting granny-type character who is always helping to solve crimes that the police never really seem to figure out. This charming and sometimes humorous tale of mystery and murder was a fun and easy read. The story is not really a complex one and you may find that you figure out "...
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