To Davy Jones Below (A Daisy Dalrymple Mystery) - Tapa dura

"The period sense remains vivid, the characterizations are excellent, and the mysteries are, if anything, more perplexing than ever." --"The Oregonian "on "Rattle His Bones" "The Honorable Daisy Dalrymple brings her usual style and flair to this installment in Dunn's engagingly entertaining series...Dunn's witty prose shines in this lighthearted whodunit." --"Publishers Weekly "on "Rattle His Bones" "Dunn describes 1920s London and the characters in detail and highlights the interplay between Alec and Daisy...a snug read." --"Library Journal "on "Requiem for a Mezzo" "A satisfying mystery and accomplished rendering of English social history with a gentle but insistent message that works today." --"The Register-Guard "on "Murder on the Flying Scotsman" "A combination of P.G. Wodehouse and "Boy's Own Adventures, "laced with reminders of the all-pervasive class distinctions of the era. A dauntless Daisy and good-natured fun." --"Kirkus Reviews "on "Damsel in Distress" "Reading like an Agatha Christie thriller, "Rattle His Bones "is a charming look at life shortly after the first World War." --"Romantic Times"

In late 1926, Daisy Dalrymple and Inspector Alec Fletcher of Scotland Yard are newly married. On their honeymoon trip aboard a luxury liner on its voyage to America, a series of accidents and deaths leads them to the conclusion that there's a murderer on board.