I think it's unfair to new readers for it not to be clear that this series has a secondary historical mystery storyline in each book that may be as long, if not longer than the central story listed in the blurb. One section of the second story in this book was about 28 pages.

It would also be nice if in book 7 the secondary characters get to be fleshed out some more instead of being one dimensional. Maybe take a turn in each subsequent book to let each helper "shine". I was also unhappy that the fate of two characters introduced in the last book weren't mentioned. Even with two sentences about how they were missed, where they ended up and that they were doing well. The thread was left dangling without a knot. I also spotted one name blooper which maybe corrected when the final version hits the shelves.

That said, I still give the half I read a like. I enjoyed the story and setting.

I received my copy from Netgalley in exchange for my honest review.

Sixth book in the series. I haven't read any of this series. I wish I had read previous books.
A trip to London for a mystery tour with some spry older ladies . These ladies were quite comical. One was grabbing men's bottom, one was doing jujutsu, and Sammy's grandma kept threatening to put her over her knee.
A comical cozy Murder mystery