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Dead in the Water Daisy Dalrymple Mysteries No 6 Carola Dunn 9781575667560 Books

Daisy is at her aunt's house along with an entire rowing crew for the Regatta. Alec is joining her for the weekend while she writes a story for her American publisher. All is going well despite the abrasive classist rantings of one guest pointed mostly at one of the other members of the team a scholarship kid. When the rude man turns up dead Alec is roped in and Daisy of course insists on being involved. Alec realizes too that these people are about to be relatives. Did not at all suspect the real killer and very satisfying conclusion


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Dead in the Water Daisy Dalrymple Mysteries No 6 Carola Dunn 9781575667560 Books Reviews

Enjoyed it very much....one of my favorites in the series
Thank you!
Loved the series... all of the Daisy stories... so enjoyable; I bought all the books in this series.
One of a series that is very interesting and well crafted.The main character is a young woman who always seems to be around when a dead body is discovered. She is clever and innovating in solving these mysteries.
Book as described and timely delivery.
In addition to the characters being really one-dimensional, the ending (and entire plot construct) was ridiculous-- thematically similar to the first in the series. This one deserves a pass.
Daisy and Alec are to be the guests of Daisy's aunt Lady Cherington for the Thames Cup boat races. Daisy's cousin Tish's beau, and his teammates, including Tish's cousin Cherry. There is some discord in the team. The Hon Basil DeLancy, an out an out cad, is baiting the cox, a Mr. Bott for not being as well borne or socially apt as the rest of them. Harold Bott has a huge chip on his shoulder and responds just as DeLancey wants him to. This all cumulates in DeLancey pushing Bott in the river after he disgraces himself by being sick during the race. Since DeLancey got him drunk the night before it really was his fault. Then, DeLancey dies after becoming sick during a four man race. Bott is naturally a suspect, and Alec takes over the case. He and Daisy seek the murderer.
These golden age mysteries are alot of fun. The murderer was fairly obvious, but getting to the conclusion was still worth reading. The author has a real gift for describing England in the 1920's.
Daisy is at her aunt's house along with an entire rowing crew for the Regatta. Alec is joining her for the weekend while she writes a story for her American publisher. All is going well despite the abrasive classist rantings of one guest pointed mostly at one of the other members of the team a scholarship kid. When the rude man turns up dead Alec is roped in and Daisy of course insists on being involved. Alec realizes too that these people are about to be relatives. Did not at all suspect the real killer and very satisfying conclusion