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File Size: 1106 KB

Print Length: 256 pages

Publisher: Minotaur Books (November 17, 2015)

Publication Date: November 17, 2015

Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B00WRE4AJO

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Former "female detective" Molly Murphy—now Molly Murphy Sullivan with a toddler son—is doing some early Christmas shopping with her young ward Bridie when they come upon a tiny blonde girl singing Christmas carols with the voice of an angel. Bridie is intrigued by the girl, and in the process of being kind to the child, they meet her brother, find out the children must earn money under the tyrannical rule of their "Aunt Hettie," and notice that both of the youngsters speak with cultured British accents. Molly can't understand for the life of her how these two ended up on the streets—but if you are familiar with the Molly Murphy mystery series you know she won't leave the situation alone, even though her husband Daniel, a newly-minted, unbribable police captain, warns her that they may be part of a confidence ring.While the usual Molly regulars appear, including Daniel's imperious mother and Molly's loving but eccentric neighbors Sid and Gus, Bowen has done this one one better by writing it in the plot fashion of a Victorian Christmas melodrama, with the primary characters, two well-bred children of evident aristocratic heritage, immediately in place. So don't be surprised when some of the villains of the piece appear Dickensian or sound like they come from a 1900 novel (this means you can pick out one of the bad guys just by how that person is described), all wrapped up in modern sensibility. Just sit back and enjoy the Victorian machinations and the evocative descriptions of Christmas in New York at the turn of the last century: slippery sidewalks, crossing sweepers, the new technology of mechanical figures in store Christmas display windows, mistletoe, buying a fresh Christmas tree from a streetcorner vendor, hot chestnuts, cold sleet, home-baked Christmas goodies (even from Sid and Gus!), charity, and a character losing hope...And of course there's the usual massive coincidence as well. Never mind: it's all about family and finding a home and making happiness out of the small things. This one has jingle bells upon it.

Life is treating Molly (Murphy) Sullivan pretty well: she and Daniel and young Liam have moved back into their house (rebuilt after the Mafia fire bombed it). Moreover, Daniel has had a quiet run in his police detective job, and Molly is imagining a wonderful family Christmas.But when she, Liam, and young Bridie go shopping they are halted by a beautiful voice singing hymns. When they stop. They find a very young girl whose clothing do little to protect her from the freeing weather. When they talk to her, offering money and a promise to return the next day with Bridie’s old clothing, they are startled to hear her speak to them in an upper-class English accent. When Molly hears her story, she is captured by her tale: dead father, mother who has brought them to the US, believing that something good awaits them. But then their mother disappeared, leaving them in a run down house, overseen by two cruel adults.So now Molly has two jobs—prepare for Christmas, find the children’s mother, and get the house ready for her mother-in-law. Then a constable runs up to their house and says that Daniel has been shot. So Molly goes to work. This is a worthy addition to this series. I particularly enjoy the way that the major characters evolve, learning from their actions. I read this in three days, and it would have been faster if I’d had my way.

Over the years I've become less enamored of Rhys Bowen's Molly Murphy series. The heroine has become less realistic in my view, and in this novel her behavior is so irresponsible that I wanted to slap her. I could barely bring my self to finish the novel. For example at the beginning of the novel Molly finds herself in a part of town with a high incidence of pickpockets. Despite her years as a detective and resident of New York City including some of the least savory neighborhoods, she seems to be clueless about the risk. That last statement could apply to her general behavior throughout the story. She shows a bizarre lack of street smarts and recklessness that could jeopardize her life and her child's, not to mention her mother-in-law's favor and approval (which she has worked very hard to earn over the course of this series). Having blessed her heroine with a child, the author now faces the dilemma of how to create a plausible detective story for the heroine which can give her the freedom to sleuth unimpeded while still satisfying the requirements of the era that she be a good mother. This story is not an example of a successful solution to the problem.I still greatly enjoy the Royal Spyness series and look forward to each new installment. But I'm am done with the Molly Murphy series for now.

A lovely Christmas mystery for Molly. As she and Bridie are walking down the street a small girl is singing Away in a Manger beautifully, touched Bridie undertakes her own little Christmas mission. Soon Molly discovers that the girl has an older brother and that they are living with a nasty woman they call aunt and that their mother has been missing since spring. Of course Molly seeks to find out what is going on. Daniel has reservations, but Sid and Gus are soon in on the mission. Finding their identity is only half the battle as getting them back to their rightful places leads Molly into much more dangerous waters than she had imagined. Very Christmas in New York theme so we get visits to FAO Schwartz and windows at Macy's plus Molly trying to get her Christmas chores in while tracking down her mystery.

This is a new volume in the life of Molly Murphy, and her husband, baby, mother-in-law and friends. The plot is well drawn and the new characters are appealing and sometime difficult and sometimes evil.It resolves her long held angst with her mother-in-law, it sets up new conflict with her NYPD Captain husbands role with the department and Tammany Hall and it gets two little waif angels re-united with their family. All of this done dashing around NYC and Long Island faster than Santa's sleigh. And, did I say it was at Christmas too.

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