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Monday, October 18, 2010

Aunt Dimity Beats the Devil (An Aunt Dimity Mystery, #6)

Aunt Dimity Beats the Devil by Nancy Atherton

My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I read this series a long time ago and enjoyed it. Lori Shepherd inherited a legacy from her "Aunt" Dimity from England, but the legacy is more than money. Aunt Dimity manages to make herself known to Lori when she needs help the most. In this book, Lori takes a job to evaluate a rare book collection at Wyrdhurst Hall, but there are some dark things going on in this old mansion. There are old letters from World War I that seem to tell of a forbidden or doomed love and someone doesn't want Lori to know about it.

Again, a handsome young man becomes attached to the supposedly happily married Lori and Aunt Dimity doesn't approve. Lori's playing with fire and I read each book with apprehension.
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