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Original Title:	Mrs. Jeffries in the Nick of Time (Mrs. Jeffries)
ISBN:	0425226786 (ISBN13: 9780425226780)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Mrs. Jeffries #25

Mrs. Jeffries in the Nick of Time (Mrs. Jeffries #25)

Emily Brightwell

Paperback | Pages: 272 pages

Rating: 4.05 | 517 Users | 37 Reviews

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Title	:	Mrs. Jeffries in the Nick of Time (Mrs. Jeffries #25)
Author	:	Emily Brightwell
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 272 pages
Published	:	March 3rd 2009 by Berkley (first published January 1st 2009)
Categories	:	Mystery. Cozy Mystery. Historical. Historical Fiction. Historical Mystery. Fiction

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Train enthusiast Francis Humphreys has invited several relatives and neighbors over for tea. Since he is always punctual, his family is surprised when he doesn’t show up on time for tea. Soon they discover there is a very good reason why he didn’t show up – while they were all together downstairs someone murdered Humphreys. Scotland Yard puts their best man on the job – Inspector Gerald Witherspoon. Unbeknownst to Witherspoon, his household staff has helped him solve several murders in the past. He is definitely going to need their help this time – not only were all his suspects together at the time of the murder, but Scotland Yard throws him a major curve ball that threatens his ability to solve the case.

“Mrs. Jeffries in the Nick of Time” is another great entry in a consistently delightful cozy mystery series. This is the twenty-fifth book in the series and author Emily Brightwell continues to make the series feel fresh. A lot of what makes this series work so well is the characters and they are all here – Witherspoon, Constable Barnes, Mrs. Jeffries, Mrs. Goodge, Wiggins, Betsy, Smythe, Luty, Hatchet, and for a pleasant change, a lot of Ruth Cannonberry. Witherspoon’s old nemesis, Inspector Nigel Nivens, is also there (showing a softer side for a change) as is Nivens’ nephew Lionel Gates (who adds a lot of comic relief to the book). Another thing that makes this series stay so fresh is the way Brightwell manages to throw in different plot twists – there’s a doozy of one here (which I won’t spoil) that completely changes how Witherspoon and his household investigate the case. The mystery itself is nicely plotted – readers will early on have at least an idea of how the murder was done, but not exactly how it was pulled off. Brightwell continues to create Agatha Christie-like mysteries and once you have finished reading the book you will want to go back through the pages to see how cleverly Brightwell plotted the book and left clues as to who the real killer is while adroitly pointing the finger at other characters – not an easy task but she does it well.

“Mrs. Jeffries in the Nick of Time” is another wonderful cozy mystery from the talented Emily Brightwell.

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I would probably enjoy this series more if I read the books in order, but .. . I take them when they are available and always enjoy the clever schemes the staff of the inspector devise to help him solve the crimes - without letting him know they do. Fun stuff and a great alternative to the news, which frequently reduces me to tears.

Read the series right from the start, the personal development amongst the characters is fantastic. The books just get better and better.

Train enthusiast Francis Humphreys has invited several relatives and neighbors over for tea. Since he is always punctual, his family is surprised when he doesnt show up on time for tea. Soon they discover there is a very good reason why he didnt show up while they were all together downstairs someone murdered Humphreys. Scotland Yard puts their best man on the job Inspector Gerald Witherspoon. Unbeknownst to Witherspoon, his household staff has helped him solve several murders in the past. He

Train enthusiast Francis Humphreys has invited several relatives and neighbors over for tea. Since he is always punctual, his family is surprised when he doesnt show up on time for tea. Soon they discover there is a very good reason why he didnt show up while they were all together downstairs someone murdered Humphreys. Scotland Yard puts their best man on the job Inspector Gerald Witherspoon. Unbeknownst to Witherspoon, his household staff has helped him solve several murders in the past. He

I cried a teensy bit at the end of this Mrs. Jeffries book. Sure, the book follows the format familiar to everyone who reads the series. We've got a few wrinkles. No Constable Barnes. He has been replaced by Inspector Nivens' nephew. A rich man is murdered in his office while his friends and family are gathered in his drawing room for tea. Clues are sprinkled throughout the book, but a solution comes just "In the Nick of Time." Not everyone is unscathed by story's end.These books are light

If you love Agatha Christies these are right up your alley. They're Victorian mysteries about Inspector Witherspoon who is aided, unbeknownst to him in his inquiries by his staff of domestics, lead by Mrs. Jeffries the housekeeper. They are delightful who dunnits to while a way a rainy day. Great series. In this one a man who cared more for his trains than his family is shot dead while they're all gathered for tea. With all the suspects with motives having the same alibi who could have done this

Love this series. I did not think that the murder that took place of Francis Humpreys would be solved. So many relatives and friends who were having tea together when he died.