Mrs. Jeffries Reveals Her Art

by Emily Brightwell

Book Overview

The artist's model never even showed up to Neville Grant's house -- nor was expected according to the cranky Mr. Grant. But with all of his ranting and raving, it was hard getting a straight answer.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0425162435
• ISBN13: 9780425162439
• Release Date: March 1998
• Publisher: Berkley Prime Crime
• Length: 231 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Mrs Jeffries review

This is a great book and I love the whole series. It builds the characters and develops their stories throughout each book. I would recommend this series by Brightwell to any readers of murder/mystery fiction and newcomers to the genre.

a good mystery

I love all Mrs. Jeffries books. They are great fun. As always this was a baffling mystery, I kept guessing till the last page. It definitely deserves 5 stars. However I wish all the previous books in this series should be reprinted, because when you live in an Asian country,its very difficult to get hold of second hand books.

Another enjoyable little book.

This is another solid entry in the Mrs. Jeffries series. These little books are lots of fun to read. It's a series that warms its way into a reader's heart. The characters are lovable, and as you read you feel that you really get to know them. They are all quick reads, and are a wonderful way to spend a rainy afternoon. In this book the staff at Upper Edmonton Gardens are pursuing two mysteries - a disappearance which may be a kidnapping or a murder, and an actual murder. Are these two seemingly unrelated incidences connected? We also find out a little about the art world as we watch Mrs. Jeffries and her crew unravel these mysteries. These books are such a lot of fun.

Great installment in this delight ful series

There are very few people who has a group of devoted servants like the most fortunate Inspector Witherspoon has. Every member of the household adores their master and will do anything to help him, to include solving murder cases. Of course, he is unaware of their assistance or that his renown as one of the police's leading lights is because of their efforts. In spite of the servants discreet support, some individuals are well aware of their secret occupation. One person, who has previously benefited form their help, pleads with the group to find her tenant's missing daughter, who was on her way to visit one of her gentry. The housekeeper, Mrs. Jeffries "persuades" the Inspector to have a talk with the residents of that house. When he arrives at the doorstep, he finds one of the guests has choked to death from a candy that turns out to have been laced with arsenic. Witherspoon begins to investigate the murder and the missing person with a little covert help from his cracked team of servants. MRS. JEFFRIES REVEALS HER ART is another warm addition to the "Mrs. Jeffries" series. The novel is a part police procedural, part cozy, and part amateur sleuth(s). As usual, the book leaves the audience feeling satisfied by knowing that good always triumphs. The servants are all wonderful characters, but it is the Clouseau-like Witherspoon who steals the show as women will want to mother him. Emily Brightwell continues to produce fresh mysteries. Harriet Klausner