Another delightful book with the undeterred Violet whose anger at being treated as flighty or worse foolishly, simply because she is a woman is not only very easily imagined, but also very endearing. And she is someone who cares for others, but perhaps not for their opinions or unkindness, but does try to give some a second chance. But only a second one as we women cannot go on forever trying to find the good in those that do not care that much for others, don't we?!

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for a copy of the book.

'How to Solve Mysteries Like a Lady' is truly delightful, incredibly funny and a very worthy sequel to 'No Life for a Lady'.
I particularly loved the scene when Hannah was unable to borrow any books from the ridiculous librarian, Mr Gallop, and also the scene when we are first introduced to the enigmatic Lady Laxton with her 'fey girlishness'.
Please get cracking on another sequel; I cannot wait to find out what happens next!

I’ve been getting a bit more into mysteries lately so I’m so excited for this historical mystery and I cannot wait to share my full thoughts and review on it very soon!