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Bridgerton meets Agatha Christie and Downton Abbey in this beguiling new Regency set series, as drastic circumstances compel Lady Caroline Morton, the penniless daughter of a deceased earl, to join the “downstairs” working class as a lady’s companion… whose duties soon involve solving a murder! Following the suspicious death of her father, the Earl of Morton, and the discovery that she and her much younger sister have been left without income or home, Lady Caroline takes a post as a lady’s companion to wealthy widow Mrs. Matilda (Matty) Frogerton. Eager to introduce herself and her rather wild daughter to the ton, Mrs. Frogerton is pleased when they are invited by Caroline’s aunt, Lady Eleanor Greenwood, to a house party in the countryside. For her part, Caroline is eager to see her little sister, who now lives with their aunt. But all is not well at the Greenwood estate . . . For one thing, Lady Caroline’s former fiancé, Lord Francis Chatham, is a guest and refuses to speak to her. Worse, after a series of troubling harassments of the staff, an elderly family member is found fatally stabbed by a knitting needle. . . . As Caroline and an unexpected ally—Mrs. Frogerton—attempt to solve the chilling crime, they discover bizarre clues in the nursery as to who will be next. But they must make haste, for this heartless killer is engaged in anything but child’s play . . . Product DetailsISBN-13: 9781496723291 Media Type: Paperback Publisher: Kensington Publication Date: 07-25-2023 Pages: 304 Product Dimensions: 5.50(w) x 8.25(h) x (d) Series: A Miss Morton Mystery #1About the Author Catherine Lloyd is the acclaimed author of Regency-set historical mysteries, including the Kurland St. Mary Mystery series and the Miss Morton Mysteries. Born just outside London, England into a large family of dreamers, artists, and history lovers, she holds a master’s degree in history from the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth. She currently lives in England with her husband and four children and can be found online at Catherine-Lloyd.com.

(Ron Walotsky’s cover for the 1968 edition) 4/5 (collated rating: Good) By the late 60s Kate Wilhelm’s SF moved from generally uninspiring pulp (à la the collection The Mile-Long Spaces…

Compelling, engaging, and heartfelt, The Downstairs Girl is the story of a Chinese-American girl in 1890s Atlanta finding her voice, writing an anonymous newspaper column, searching for her bio father, and challenging the gender and racial status quo.

The Downstairs Girl is the BEST kind of historical fiction. This young adult novel is set in Atlanta during Reconstruction and is a total page-turner.

Viewers will watch Lady Edith transform from dowdy to glamorous as she embraces her new life and romance in London as a newspaper columnist in the new series, set in 1922 just as the roaring twenties are getting underway.

Downton Abbey. Gosford Hall. Manor House. Regency House. Each film follows the servants and takes the viewer up and down back stairways, into kitchens and butler’s pantries, and stables and …

Whether upstairs with the family or downstairs with the servants, here's what it was like to cook and eat at Downton Abbey.

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The Mail has traced the stories of the ­successive inhabitants — offering a fascinating snapshot of life in 19th and 20th-century London.

My latest quilt is finally finished. It is my interpretation of the Jacob's Ladder pattern. In my next post I will talk about the challenges in making Upstairs Downstairs , but for now I am just going to appreciate the fact that it is finished and that I am (mostly!) happy with it.

Rain nor snow will stop the fun.

A man is getting into the shower just as his wife is finishing up her shower, when the doorbell rings.The wife quickly wraps herself in a towel and runs downstairs.When she opens the door, there stands Bob, the next-door neighbor.Before she says a word, Bob says, "I'll give you $800 to drop that towel."

Lesley-Anne Down is an actress, former fashion model and singer. She began her modeling career in her childhood when she was only 10. She participated in beauty contests and commercials. She was voted Britain's most beautiful teenager at the age of 15.

With the help of Studio Peregalli, the legendary fashion power broker renovates the top floor of his Paris duplex into a stunning showcase for priceless treasures

This summer the Gamble House will once again open its servants’ quarters for exclusive “Upstairs Downstairs” tours. Visitors to the Gamble House from July 27th through August 13th will be able to compare the living quarters of the Gamble family with those “in service.” New information recently emerged about the Gamble family and their servants allows us to

A collection of articles about 30 from The New Yorker, including news, in-depth reporting, commentary, and analysis.

Downtonian since 2011 - huge Carson/Hughes fan (my otp is canon!!!). ♥ I create a lot of gif-sets, reblog posts about Downton Abbey's downstairs characters. Team Downstairs - team Chelsie - team Banna - team Baxley.

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Art exhibit by Asheville artist Valeria Watson celebrates Black History Month and Tryon’s High Priestess of Soul. The Upstairs Artspace, Downstairs Gallery at the Art & Community Building, 49 S. Trade Street in Tryon will host a series of exhibits and events throughout February in honor of Tr

It’s time to take a look at some photos that are going to make you wish you had a time machine handy. Did you know that James Dean stole Marlon Brando’s girlfriend shortly before his death?

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So he gets out of bed, runs downstairs into the living room, and finds his mother chatting to a bunch of her friends. “MUM,” the boy yells at the top of his voice, “I GOTTA PISS! I GOTTA PISS!” Well, needless to say, the mother is mortified at her son’s language in front of her guests and...

If you're a bookworm who loves to travel, then we have the perfect place for you to add to your bucket list. In the small Scottish village of Wigtown,

Actress Jean Marsh, pictured, says loneliness – and ‘lust’ – have left her looking for love.

If you're a bookworm who loves to travel, then we have the perfect place for you to add to your bucket list. In the small Scottish village of Wigtown,

Jean and fellow actress Eileen Atkins came up with the idea for the series as they sat at her kitchen table.