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Title	:	Mrs. Jeffries and the Missing Alibi (Mrs. Jeffries #8)
Author	:	Emily Brightwell
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 235 pages
Published	:	April 1st 1996 by Berkley
Categories	:	Mystery. Cozy Mystery. Historical. Historical Fiction. Fiction

Mrs. Jeffries and the Missing Alibi (Mrs. Jeffries #8)

Emily Brightwell

Paperback | Pages: 235 pages

Rating: 4 | 613 Users | 42 Reviews

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This story was different from the others of this series. The victims were evil enough that you wanted to cheer on the murderer, rather than have him caught. By the middle of the book I had figured out who-dunnit, but that didn't make the story any less enjoyable. I also enjoyed the way Inspector Nivins stumbles and bumbles around. In the end all is wrapped up and justice is done. Even though this is a "simple" series, I enjoy them for the easy read, interesting characters, atmosphere and tied up lose ends at the conclusion. In other words, a most excellent cozy!

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Original Title:	Mrs. Jeffries and the Missing Alibi
ISBN:	0425152561 (ISBN13: 9780425152560)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Mrs. Jeffries #8

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Ratings: 4 From 613 Users | 42 Reviews

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An insurance broker has been coshed over the head and strangled in his own office - and the night-watchman swears the only man he let into the offices late at night called himself Inspector Witherspoon!The following morning Mrs Jeffries' employer, Inspector Witherspoon, finds himself the chief suspect in a murder investigation. Naturally, the main suspect in the murder cannot investigate the case and so, to the horror of Inspector Witherspoon's housekeeper Mrs Jeffries, the utterly incompetent

I have always struggled to read novels in which the author attempts to transcribe dialect. Granted, you understand the character, but it does rather interrupt the flow of reading. I will not be reading the others in this series.

What keeps me coming back to this series is the characters! The mystery is fun and a nice little whodunit but I love the interaction and relationship developments between the characters in this series. With the end of each book I can't wait to dive into the next installment. This series is one I would absolutely recommend to lovers of cozy mysteries.

If you like m c beaton you'll probably like this series. The guilty party was fairly obvious in this entry.



Good cosy mystery

Someone calling himself Inspector Witherspoon is killing people, and It's up to the staff to solve the case before their beloved employer is arrested. Figuring out who the true culprit is wasn't difficult, but the journey is half the fun. Smythe and Betsy moved forward with their relationship. Fun. Now, it's time for a nice cuppa.