Books by Nancy Atherton
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review 1: Scavenger hunt meets mystery in this book. Finch has a witch in it's history but no one knows what befell her but rumors of a woman with a bloodied hatchet scarring children have been handed down through the centuries. Could they be one and the same, and what is a well known bota...
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review 1: A young Australian, Jack MacBride arrives late at the funeral for Hector Huggins, lately of Ivy Cottage in Finch. No one in Finch knew a lot about Hector, because he was very reclusive. It turns out that Jack is Hector's nephew, who had last been in England and seen his uncle w...
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review 1: I enjoyed this book, #18 in the Aunt Dimity mystery series, but thought the ending a little too pat. But the descriptions of all the historic houses visited by Lori and Bree in their quest to find the Lost Prince and the continued development of character were most satisfying. ...
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review 1: It's hard to classify this series. If you go to a bookstore (or perhaps a library), you'll find it under mystery novels. I suspect this is because of the title of the first volume in the series "Aunt Dimity's Death". There is nearly always something at least a little mysterious...
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review 1: On an excursion with the twins to a creepy museum, Lori Shepherd meets an unusual young girl named Daisy who is fascinated with an old silver salt cellar. Lori can't forget the girl and then the next day Daisy's coat shows up in a charity shop with the museum's silver salt cellar...
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review 1: SUMMARY: Lori Shepherd is bereft when she learns that her beloved neighbors, Ruth and Louise Pym, may be dying. Summoning her to their sickroom, the elderly sisters have a favor to ask: Will Lori find their long-lost brother, Aubrey, before death claims them? Despite her misgivi...
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review 1: Oh how I loved this book!Finally I found an Aunt Dimity- novel which brought the magic back to me!Like in all the other novels written by Nancy Atherton, I loved the setting. I don't live in the UK, but thats how I always imagined a secluded little town, it's simply perfect. Espe...
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review 1: I enjoyed these books very much. They are light reading with charming characters and that is what I like about them. These are people I would like to know. These are not great books that are going to ask deep questions and cause you to think deep thoughts and that's why I like...