I did not get to the first in the series. This was the second book but it did not detract from
the story or my interest in the book.
Flora is now very happily married but has just received disturbing news of her father's death
in a riding accident. Going back to the house where she lived and worked as a governess, she finds the circumstances of her father's death strange, and even stranger that a lot of people want to pass
this off as a tragic accident when the signs for Flora are that it is anything but an accident. Getting
even her husband to accept her point of view takes some doing but gradually she unravels a plot
that proves her right.
Finding the culprit however is going to be a tougher struggle against many odds and when you begin to uncover family secrets you are also going to be very unpopular.
A very nice mystery murder cleverly untangled.
Sent to me by Netgalley for an unbiased review courtesy of Aria.
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