Sheri Cobb South, Author . Five Star $25.95 (207p) ISBN 978-1-59414-711-1
In South's delightful second Regency mystery (after 2006's In Milady's Chamber
), recently widowed Lady Julia Fieldhurst decides to leave London and spend the summer in Yorkshire with Sir Gerald and Lady Anne Hollingshead, largely to...
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Sheri Cobb South. CreateSpace (www.createspace.com), $12.95 paper (238p) ISBN 978-1-4700-9374-7
Cardboard leads and a paper-thin plot are the primary features of this subpar whodunit from South. The year 1936 finds 19-year-old Frankie Foster traveling to Hollywood from Georgia to pursue her dreams of stardom. Her train trip takes an unexpected
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Sheri Cobb South. Five Star Publishing, $25.95 (224p) ISBN 978-1-4328-2963-6
Early in South’s pleasing third Regency whodunit (after 2008’s A Dead Bore), John Pickett, a Bow Street Runner, accompanies a London magistrate to Scotland to verify the identity of Angus Kirkbride’s stepdaughter, Elspeth. Elspeth has been found...
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Sheri Cobb South. Sonatina, $12.95 trade paper (284p) ISBN 978-0-6927-2983-0
Affairs of the heart, both honorable and ignoble, take center stage in South’s touching sixth Regency-era mystery (after 2016’s Too Hot to Handel). In London, Bow Street runner John Pickett marries the beautiful Julia, Lady Fieldhurst, whom he met...
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Sheri Cobb South. Sonatina, $12.95 trade paper (300p) ISBN 978-0-692893-17-3
In South’s workmanlike seventh Regency whodunit featuring Bow Street Runner John Pickett (after 2017’s For Deader or Worse), Lady Washbourn retains his private inquiry services because she fears, after suffering several suspicious accidents, that...
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