
Member Reviews

I've enjoyed this series very much and was glad to read the latest installment. I particularly enjoy the details of life as a cook for an upper class house in England. I'm glad to see that the main romantic story line is starting to move forward. I love slow burn romance but this was starting to stagnate. However, I didn't like the fact that the author seemed to try to pull back the forward progress on it a bit at the end. I guess some progress is better than none at this point.

A Silence in Belgrade Square was by far the best book in Jennifer Ashley's Below Stairs Mystery Series. When Daniel has to go undercover to stop a treasonous plot, Kat and her group of friends try to help in any way they can. Kat and Daniel's relationship also solidifies into something more permanent. While this book put an end to Daniel's service to Monaghan, the ending left the door open for more books in the future.

"A Silence in Belgrave Square" is going to be one of those Kat Holloway books that I return to. It really shows how far Kat and Co. have come since the beginning. I love seeing Kat's network of spies and allies throughout London who are willing to help her gather information and watch her back. This is also one of those books that moves the overall plot forward in a way that makes me excited to see what happens next.