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Lady Rights a Wrong

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Lady Rights a Wrong

By: Eliza Casey
Narrated by: Susan Lyons
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As the suffragette movement sweeps England in 1912, Lady Cecilia Bates wants to march but ends up trailing a killer instead in the latest entry to the Manor Cat Mysteries.

Lady Cecilia of Danby Hall feels adrift. She couldn’t be less interested in helping to plan the church’s upcoming bazaar. Instead, what excites her most is the Woman’s Suffrage Union meeting she has just attended.

Inspired by the famous and charismatic leader of the group, Mrs. Amelia Price, Cecilia is eager to join the Union - if she can hide it from her parents, that is. But when Mrs. Price is found dead at the foot of the stairs in her home, her Votes for Women sash torn away, Cecilia knows she must attend to a more urgent matter: finding the killer.

With the help of her lady’s maid, Jane, and intelligent cat, Jack, she hopes to play her part in securing women’s equality by stopping the Union’s dangerous foe.

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Cozy Detective Fiction Historical Mystery Women Sleuths Women's Fiction
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Very entertaining, but a bit slow telling of the story
A bit too much describing clothing…

Long winded story

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This is a lovely pre-WWI mystery with good historical details and characters who are both well-drawn and appropriate for the period. It wasn't super-hard to guess the murderer, but the storyline wasn't artificially drawn out either. Susan Lyons is a very good reader who is good with accents, and who makes it easy to distinguish between characters. For some reason, Audible doesn't have this marked as part of a series, but actually, it's the second book in the series. I hope that Audible will fix this error, and get any new books that Eliza Casey writes.

More Eliza Casey!!!!

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