Lessons for Idle Tongues (Cambridge Fellows Mysteries) (Volume 11), by Charlie Cochrane
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Lessons for Idle Tongues (Cambridge Fellows Mysteries) (Volume 11), by Charlie Cochrane
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Cambridge, 1910
Amateur detectives Jonty Stewart and Orlando Coppersmith seem to have nothing more taxing on their plate than locating a missing wooden cat and solving the dilemma of seating thirteen for dinner. But one of the guests brings a conundrum: a young woman has been found dead, and her boyfriend is convinced she was murdered. The trouble is, nobody else agrees.
Investigation reveals that several young people in the local area have died in strange circumstances, and rumours abound of poisonings at the hands of Lord Toothill, a local mysterious recluse. Toothill’s angry, gun-toting gamekeeper isn’t doing anything to quell suspicions, either.
But even with a gun to his head, Jonty can tell there’s more going on in this surprisingly treacherous village than meets the eye. And even Orlando’s vaunted logic is stymied by the baffling inconsistencies they uncover. Together, the Cambridge Fellows must pick their way through gossip and misdirection to discover the truth.
Lessons for Idle Tongues (Cambridge Fellows Mysteries) (Volume 11), by Charlie Cochrane- Amazon Sales Rank: #2342234 in Books
- Published on: 2015-03-24
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 8.00" h x .52" w x 5.25" l, .53 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 208 pages
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Engaging Easy-Paced Mystery for a Delightful Detecting Pair By Sophia Rose I welcome each new installment in this series like I do the chance to enjoy my favorite dessert. It's a treat that I both relish and draw out the experience as long as I can because I will be sad when its over.The series really should be read in order, but I suppose in a pinch this one would work as a standalone.In this story, Jonty and Orlando are in London visiting Jonty's parents before heading to Italy for their summer holiday. Mrs. Stewart is consternated by the unlucky number of thirteen guests for dinner. This leads the menfolk to help by first suggesting they borrow a local hotel's wooden cat used for just such occasions even while they cover their bases by also contacting a Cambridge friend they know to be in London.This leads to a quick mystery of solving the disappearance of the missing Montgomery, the wooden cat, and then the human last minute guest providing them with a second even more intriguing case. They are commissioned to discover whether a murder was done when a young lady suddenly dies and the family acts strangely afterward even barring her fiance' from the funeral.Jonty and Orlando work the case. Clues are light on the ground and hearsay runs rampant. More and more, they wonder if there really is anything in it beyond people keeping the usual amount of secrets and acting oddly. But they can't shake that feeling that something is truly amiss.The stories are delightful for the fun mysteries to solve, but what really sets them apart from the pack are the characters and the setting. The stories occur just before the dawn of WWI and the last innocent genteel days. The scenes are the academic world of a Cambridge college, London, and English countryside. And then there are the endearing characters of the teasing, sweet Jonty who works by intuition and the broody, slightly eccentric Orlando who propounds order and method. They are colleagues, detective partners, and tender lovers. Their relationship advances and matures throughout the series and that is definitely my favorite part.The mysteries in this one are only a little twisty, but still a challenge to work out. I cottoned to the answer early on even though I didn't have the motive worked out until much later when all the facts were gathered.In summary, this easy-paced mystery was utterly engaging and left me eager for the next installment. I would recommend this book/series to those who enjoy m/m historical mysteries or romantic suspense.My thanks to Riptide Publishing for the opportunity to read this book in exchange for an honest review.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Well-written historical mystery By C. Jefferson Jonty and Orlando are academics who have taken up sleuthing in their spare time and have enjoyed success and fame as a result. But most people don't know they are partners in more than just investigating, something they must keep secret because of the time. What starts out as a case of finding a missing wooden cat quickly turns into a homicide investigation when a guest at dinner alerts them to the mysterious death of a young woman. While the initial consensus is that she wasn't murdered, they learn of several questionable deaths in the area and rumors about a local recluse that cause them to give this more than just a second look. What they find is a puzzle even they're not entirely sure they can solve.While this is part of a series, it can certainly be read as a standalone. It's only the second of these I've personally read, and I had no trouble following the events of the book at all. This is a complex and confounding historical mystery with just a dash of m/m romance to give it some interesting twists. Orlando and Jonty are a great crime solving team, and i enjoy Jonty's parents just as much--they provide some excellent comic relief in what is generally a lighthearted book (despite the criminal/potentially murderous elements). This is definitely worth a look for anyone that has an interest in any of the subgenres represented here.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. I reached the final page and can I just say that Charlie Cochrane did not disappoint. Jonty and Orlando are faced with another i By padme35 When I found out that there was going to be, not one but two, new entries in the Cambridge Fellows Mysteries this year I was so excited. Within 36 hours of the arrival of Lessons for Idle Tongues on my Kindle, I reached the final page and can I just say that Charlie Cochrane did not disappoint. Jonty and Orlando are faced with another intriguing mystery that may or may not be an actual mystery but that doesn't stop their investigation. Now I'm even more hungry for Lessons for Sleeping Dogs and October is seeming way too far off.
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