Daunting Dilemmas

The Wellington Mysteries, Book 3

De: Edale Lane

Narrado por: Jennifer Lewis

Sometimes one must lie to live her truth.

Stetson has been fooling London for ten years while her fictitious alter-ego solves crimes. But could a criminal mastermind put her carefree days of sleuthing in jeopardy?

Evelyn longs to be recognized for her talent; will her music prove to be the key in helping Stetson solve a mystery?

While Jack the Ripper terrorizes London, Stetson closes in on the art thief she has been after for months; however, will catching him place her in an impossible position which threatens to expose her?

New from Edale Lane, an award-winning, best-selling author of sapphic historical and mystery novels.

Daunting Dilemmas: The Wellington Mysteries, Vol. 3, Adventures of a Lesbian Victorian Detective is a collection of five sequential novellas, each encompassing its own exciting mystery while furthering the story of Stetson’s life in London. If you enjoy crime dramas, Victorian era fiction, or a sweet lesbian romance, then you’ll love Edale Lane’s Daunting Dilemmas.

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Sherlock schmerlock, meet Stetson Goody

These stories are fabulous "who done its," with a fantastic detective, who just happens to be a lesbian. The writing is excellent with such character development that you feel like you have just known them forever, and want to be best friends with the MCs. The narrator does an excellent job of bringing them all to life. You don't want to miss out on these books!!

Wonderful third part

all three books with all the stories in each one are positively superb. one is quickly immersed in Victorian London a la Sherlock Holmes but with a lovely lesbian twist. actually like this character a bit more than Sherlock Holmes himself. Miss Stetson Goodie is a wonderful character that you cannot help falling in love with. I really hope someday there is another set of stories.

the best yet of the series

I am thoroughly enjoying this series, both the stories and the narration. The mysteries are intriguing, the relationships are deepening, the conversations between

I liked it

This was the first book I’ve listened to by both the author and the narrator. The author did a wonderful job of portraying life in the 1800’s especially for women. She also wove in interesting facts and information of the time period. I think to understand the ending you would definitely need to read/listen to the first 2 books.
The narrator kept the flow between characters crisp and bright. I never questioned who was talking. Great job!
I listen as I walk my dogs mornings and evenings but found myself finding other activities to do so I could continue listening. I look forward to more stories with these heroines.