The Secret Staircase
Victorian Village Mystery Series, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Emily Durante
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Written by:
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Sheila Connolly
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Kate Hamilton is feeling good about her plans to recreate Asheboro, Maryland, as the Victorian town it once was. Even two recent murders aren't enough to discourage her: After she helped to solve them, she put them behind her.
Now comes the time to make real plans, and her first goal is to renovate the Barton Mansion on the outskirts of town. Luckily, it's been maintained in good condition in the century since the wealthy Henry Barton lived and died there. But when the contractor gets started, he discovers a staircase that had been walled in years earlier. And of course, given the way Kate's luck has been going, there's a body on the stairs.
After the first shock, Kate is relieved when the autopsy reveals that the man had died around 1880. Unfortunately, it also reveals that he had not died a natural death - he had been murdered.
So Kate and Carroll Peterson, who Kate had drafted to sort through Henry Barton's papers, start a hunt to identify the man and why he died at the Barton Mansion. But when a second body is found - this time from the present day - Kate realizes that someone may not be so keen on her digging up the past....
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- 2024-04-14
Wordy and lacklustre
By this third book I found it becoming increasingly more irritating and hard to continue the series. I had to listen to it in small increments just to finish it. it’s wordy (too wordy like she was trying to meet a daily word goal) and the authors choice to portray the main character as an controlling, self absorbed and entitled 20 something made this book a disappointment.
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