Though Jacqueline Winspear's historical mysteries have a more realistic tone than Dorothy L. Sayers', both series are stylishly written, set in Great Britain between World War I and...

Frances Brody and Jacqueline Winspear write historical mysteries set in 1920s England featuring realistic period detail and complex characters. Their women protagonists from working-class...

Mystery fans who appreciate complex plots, psychological insights, and vivid post-World War I settings will enjoy Jacqueline Winspear's leisurely-paced novels and Rennie Airth's darker,...

Kathryn Miller Haines and Jacqueline Winspear write character-oriented, female-centered, historical mysteries set in the first half of the 20th century. Their works provide a realistic...

Though Jacqueline Winspear focuses on World War I and James Benn on World War II, both write well-researched, intriguing mysteries that closely explore oft-neglected aspects of the...

Canadian author Linda Richards and British author Jacqueline Winspear write character-driven historical mysteries set roughly between the two world wars, starring intrepid female detectives,...

Setting their historical mysteries in the 1920s, Mary Miley and Jacqueline Winspear use plucky, intelligent young women as their sleuths. These complex women and the well-drawn secondary...

These authors' works have the genre "historical mysteries"; and the subjects "british history," "world war i veterans," and "english history."

These authors' works have the genre "historical mysteries"; and the subjects "british history," "world war i veterans," and "london, england history."

These authors' works have the genre "historical mysteries"; and the subjects "women private investigators," "british history," and "postwar life."

These authors' works have the genre "historical mysteries"; and the subjects "murder," "world war i veterans," and "postwar life."

These authors' works have the genre "historical mysteries"; and the subjects "women private investigators," "british history," and "world war ii."