iceangel9's review
3.0
Lacey's mother took her away from her family in Harper's Ferry after the murder of her father. She has never told Lacey anything about her father or the existence of her family. When she intercepts a letter from her aunt to her mother begging her mother to come home, Lacey decides to go herself. Once there, she discovers she has more family than she has ever imagined, and is confronted with the truth about her father's death. If you are a Whitney fan, you will love this book also.
murderbydeath's review
3.0
[b:Window on the Square|278679|Window on the Square|Phyllis A. Whitney|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1387712293s/278679.jpg|270294] is an absolute favorite of mine and I think it set a rather high bar for the rest of Ms. Whitney's writings. Still, this was a good read, excellently written in a way I just don't see in cozy/traditional mysteries any more. A very solid murder mystery, albeit a very weak romantic sub-plot. I'll look for more of her books, and hope I find the ones more reminiscent of WotS.
Full review: http://jenn.booklikes.com/post/988418/daughterofstars
Full review: http://jenn.booklikes.com/post/988418/daughterofstars
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