A Deadly Measure of Brimstone: A Dandy Gilver Mystery (Dandy Gilver Murder Mystery Series Book 8)
By Catriona McPherson
An upper-class sleuth goes undercover to investigate murder in a 1920s Scottish health resort in this cozy mystery perfect for fans of P.G. Wodehouse, Dorothy L. Sayers, Agatha Christie, and Downton Abbey.
“Dandy is likeable and endearing; she is clever and brave without being superhuman…. A new favorite writer to add to the to-read list.”—Historical Novel Society
In A Deadly Measure of Brimstone, Dandy and the whole Gilver clan travel to a spa town for a weekend of relaxation which is quickly interrupted by a slew of mysterious— and deadly—events.
The men of the Gilver family have come down, between them, with influenza, bronchitis, pneumonia and pleurisy. The family repairs to the town of Moffat, there to submit to the galvanic wraps and cold salt rubs of the splendid Laidlaw Hydropathic Hotel.
But all is not well at the Hydro, and the secret of the lady who arrived but never left cannot be kept for long. And what of those drifting shapes in the Turkish bath? Just steam shifting in the air? Probably. But in this town the dead can be as much trouble as the living.
An upper-class sleuth goes undercover to investigate murder in a 1920s Scottish health resort in this cozy mystery perfect for fans of P.G. Wodehouse, Dorothy L. Sayers, Agatha Christie, and Downton Abbey.
“Dandy is likeable and endearing; she is clever and brave without being superhuman…. A new favorite writer to add to the to-read list.”—Historical Novel Society
In A Deadly Measure of Brimstone, Dandy and the whole Gilver clan travel to a spa town for a weekend of relaxation which is quickly interrupted by a slew of mysterious— and deadly—events.
The men of the Gilver family have come down, between them, with influenza, bronchitis, pneumonia and pleurisy. The family repairs to the town of Moffat, there to submit to the galvanic wraps and cold salt rubs of the splendid Laidlaw Hydropathic Hotel.
But all is not well at the Hydro, and the secret of the lady who arrived but never left cannot be kept for long. And what of those drifting shapes in the Turkish bath? Just steam shifting in the air? Probably. But in this town the dead can be as much trouble as the living.