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As part of their Vintage Mystery series, Rue Morgue offers the first U.S. publication of The Mystery at Orchard House: A Lady Lupin Mystery (1945), by Joan Coggins (1898-1980). In this sequel to Who Killed the Curate? (1944), set on the eve of WWII, the kind-hearted, scatterbrained Lady Lupin Lorimer Hastings investigates a crime wave at a country hotel in Kent.
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A Great Series,
By PJ (North Carolina) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Mystery at Orchard House (Rue Morgue Vintage Mysteries) (Paperback)
The four Lady Lupin mysteries by Joan Coggin are all hilarious, although the last, Dancing with Death, which takes place after WW II, is alittle more sober. Lupin is like a female Bertie Wooster, and totally out of her depth as a minister's wife. The Mystery at Orchard House is one of the few mysteries in general that doesn't revolve around murder. All of these stories are "keepers", and I highly recommend them.
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