A Murder at Rosings

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Pub Date 17 Jun 2021 | Archive Date 8 Mar 2022

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When Mr Collins is found stabbed to death in Lady Catherine de Bourgh’s garden, simmering tensions are revealed beneath the elegant Regency surface of the Rosings estate.

The prime suspect is Mr Bennet, who was overheard arguing with Mr Collins over the entail of Longbourn in the days before the murder was committed – and who stands to benefit more than anyone from the Rector’s death.

His daughter Mary uncovers a scandalous secret that holds the key to the murder. Can she prove her father’s innocence in time to save him from the gallows?

When Mr Collins is found stabbed to death in Lady Catherine de Bourgh’s garden, simmering tensions are revealed beneath the elegant Regency surface of the Rosings estate.

The prime suspect is Mr...


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I do love a pride and prejudice based book,probably more than the original.
This nicely fleshed out a few of the characters,and added a murder mystery too.
I thought it was a fun read,and it was good to see Mr Bennet get a bit more attention.
All in all,I enjoyed it.


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A very interesting read for anyone who's read pride and prejudice and has felt, as had I, that miss D Bourgh and Mary got the the short end of the stick with the telling of their stories, and that, perhaps, there's more too them than just the sparse details we learn from Jane Austen. I really appreciated the character each was given, as well as seeing a softer side to Lady Catherine. Overall a nice story

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Mr Collins has been murdered! Who is the villain who could commit such a crime? Surely it could not be Mr Bennet? It is common knowledge, after all, that Mr Collins is set to inherit Mr Bennet's estate after his death, leaving his two unmarried daughters and wife with nowhere to go...

Fans of Pride and Prejudice will enjoy this short mystery novel which follows some of the supporting characters from Jane Austen's well-loved story, although as a whodunnit it is not particularly complicated and could have benefitted from a bit more meat on its bones.

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Thanks to Netgallery for allowing me to have this advanced copy!

I was rather excited when I saw the description of this book. The author, Annette Purdey Pugh, has written an beautiful novel worthy of the connection to Ms Austen!

The character that gets killed is my least favourite so no sadness there! It was interesting to see Lady Catherine again in a different light, we got to know her much better and Anne too.

This novel gets 4 out of 5 from me!

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