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Violence
Barely any
Murder investigation; a shooting party setting
Language
Barely any
Mild language
Sexual Content
Barely any
Mild; romantic interest
Substance Use
Some
Moderate; the Scottish shooting party culture and its whisky
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
Mild; Georgie's cheerful navigation of an environment she doesn't fully belong to
What this book is about
The second Georgie Rannoch mystery sends her to a shooting party in Scotland where the Queen has sent her to spy on a potential royal match for Edward VIII. When someone turns up dead, Georgie investigates. Bowen's series is reliably light and enjoyable — the 1930s British house party mystery in its most pleasurable form.
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