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Praise for Nancy Atherton and the Aunt Dimity series. Atherton smoothly blends history, village life, and the otherworldly. Every scene is superbly crafted to perfection. Even if you have not read all the books in this series, I have not, you can enjoy and immerse yourself in this cozy mystery. I promise you will be scouring bookstores for more of the series after you give it a taste. Nancy Atherton is the bestselling author of twenty-two Aunt Dimity Mysteries.

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A PENGUIN MYSTERYAUNT DIMITY AND THE DUKENancy Atherton is also the author of Aunt Dimity’s Death (the winner of the Mystery Guild New Discovery Award), Aunt Dimity’s Good Deed, Aunt Dimity Digs In, Aunt Dimity’s Christmas, Aunt Dimity Beats the Devil, and most recently Aunt Dimity: Detective. She lives next door to a cornfield in central Illinois. ForLeslie J. Turek,Consulting GardenerPrologue Come back, Maste. Aunt dimity and the duke.

Lori and Aunt Dimity investigate a case of false identity in Nancy Atherton's cosy mystery Aunt Dimity and the Family Tree. Perfect for fans of M. C. Beaton and Rebecca Tope. Cosy and charming as a cup of Earl Grey, Aunt Dimity and the Family Tree is a novel to be savored' - Bookpage. In the quiet Cotswold village of Finch, Lori Shepherd is in for a surprise. Her wealthy American father-in-law, William Willis, S. has purchased a splendid ten-acre estate to renovate

Nancy Atherton is an American writer and author of the Aunt Dimity mystery novel series, which presently extends to twenty-one volumes. Atherton lives in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Nancy Atherton is an American writer and author of the Aunt Dimity mystery novel series, which presently extends to twenty-one volumes. The series follows the adventures of American Lori Shepherd and her growing family as she resolves mysteries with the help of her deceased benefactor, Aunt Dimity, who communicates with her from the spirit world by means of a blue leather-bound writing journal

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Aunt Dimity and the Duke. Emma Porter is forty, fat, frumpy, and a passionate amateur gardener. When her longtime lover dumps her for a younger woman, Emma escapes the cloying sympathy of family and friends by setting out on a summer-long driving tour of England's glorious gardens. Could the cloaked figure Lori's twins saw in the woods near the family's English country cottage really have been a vampire?

The gentle spirit's sixteenth adventure is a New York Times bestseller and as "cozy and charming as a cup of Earl Grey" (Bookpage.com). And watch out for Nancy Atherton's latest, Aunt Dimity and the King's Ransom, coming in July 2018 from Viking!

After a dizzying time Down Under, Lori Shepherd returns to Finch and finds that her wealthy father-in-law, William Willis, Sr., has just purchased a splendid ten-acre estate nearby. While William fends off local ladies intent on romance, Lori oversees the painstaking restoration of a peculiar painting found during renovations. It's nothing Lori can't handle-until moving furniture, strange sounds, and the theft of the painting prompt her to call on Aunt Dimity for help uncovering the estate's shadowy past.

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GAZANIK

"Fairworth House had good bones. ... Fairworth wasn't palatial, but it would never be mistaken for a cottage." And it required extensive renovations before Lori Shepard's recently retired father-in-law, William Willis, Sr. can move from Boston into the Georgian house just outside of Finch, "a small village with no recognizable claim to fame." The house is an easy pony-ride distance from Lori's home and thus ideal for the doting grandfather of the Shepard twins. Lori has prepared for the official opening day and is ready until at the last minute the caterer has to cancel, the village population prepares delectable food, discovered treasures are sent for restoration and a new caretaker couple arrives late in the evening. Willis Sr. hires the Donovan's on the spot despite Lori's misgivings. What does Aunt Dimity have to say? She communicates in her perfect script and reigns Lori in, offers suggestions, and asks the right questions. Before long strange things happen at Fairworth house. What does this Victorian family tree show? Is Mrs Donovan really as helpful as all that? And then there is another problem with Mrs Sarah Pyne and Henrique Cocinero that Willis Sr. offers to solve. Lots of problems, hilarious situations, unbelievable scrapes and easy solutions. It is my favorite Aunt Dimity book so far.

Kirinaya

Small villages have their own quirky folks and rumors. They also have history that is passed down generation to generation. Some of it is not always happy and sometimes families loose their wealth and prestige and the next generation is l get to make it on their own. A mystery is happening in this little village and the town folk are not happy as they want to know what it is.

kinder

Having returned to her adopted village of Finch after her adventures in New Zealand, Lori is busy aiding her father-in-law to restore a run-down estate, Fairworth House, and to avoid the village spinsters who have developed a most avid interest in his activities and future plans. Lori's life becomes even more hectic when she's drawn into a harebrained scheme by Sally Pyne, the local teashop owner, who told a few "little white lies" to a charming Mexican man on a recent vacation that have come back to haunt her. Aunt Dimity comes to the rescue with a brilliant plan that Lori, William and William's slightly suspicious new staff, the Donovans, all pull together to implement in order to deceive the entire town as well as Sally's Latin lover. Things look promising at first but when strange things begin to happen at the mansion (disappearing relics, ghostly music and a theft), Lori needs all the help - both human and supernatural - to succeed and, in the process, to learn the marvelous history behind the newly restored estate.

It was wonderful to return to Finch in this novel and to be re-introduced to its quirky characters. Though the plot was, like the other books, somewhat predictable, Atherton's humerous glimpse into village life (which is most certainly NOT predictable!) makes up for what it lacks in excitement. There are several passages that just made me giggle with pleasure at the lows to which the villagers stoop to discover William's secret. Too, it's nice to see how the characters have changed and (in some cases, at least) matured throughout the series and to have new characters, like Bree Pym, the Donovans and Senor Cocinero, to add spice to the village mix. All in all, a great addition to the Dimity books!

Akir

A delightful light read. Lori, an American, lives with her family in a quaint English village replete with nosy neighbors good friends and four single older women who would like to be her father-in-law's next wife. He hires a couple to be his housekeeper/cook and groundskeeper janitor. When objects start being moved and disappearing from the house, Lori starts to investigate with the help of Aunt Dimity. Aunt Dimity willed Lori her house and fortune, and a blue journal by which she communicates with Lori. Lori, as usual, jumps to all the wrong conclusions, and Aunt Dimity tries to keep her on the right track. At last the mystery is solved, and the busybodys are put in their place. A typical Atherton story. but fun.

Mavegar

I'm really enjoying this series of village mysteries. Nancy Atherton frequently surprises with plot turns and blossoming characterizations. In Family Tree, Lori Shepherd's father-in-law moves to her small Cotswold town and another family returns in unexpected ways. A house's greatest treasure are the people who live in it.

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Author: Nancy Atherton
ISBN: 0143120212
Category: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
Subcategory: Mystery
Language: English
Publisher: Penguin Books; Reprint edition (February 28, 2012)

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