Series: Beaufort & Company Mystery
by Author Mary Stanton
Angel Condemned (2011)
Since I don't normally write reviews unless I have something specific to say, here's the break down of how I rate my books...1 star... This book was bad, so bad I may have given up and skipped to the end. I will avoid this author like the plague in the future.2 stars... This book was not very go...
Gerechte Engel (Die überirdischen Fälle der Bree Winston) (2011)
Fun cozy to read. The protagonist is a lawyer in Savannah, GA who takes cases both for the living and the dead. When she is working for the dead it is usually to have their eternal sentence being served lessened because of extenuating circumstances she needs to figure out. Ah hah, there is one of...
Gerechte Engel (2011)
I love this series, "A Beaufort & Company Mystery." However, this particular book was a bit confusing for me. It became clear at the ending but at times was a little hard for me to follow.Lawyer/Sleuth Bree runs two law practices, one a 'temporal' or run of the mill practice for the citizens of ...
Rächerin der Engel (2011)
How, on God’s green earth, did I miss the first 2 books in this series? AVENGING ANGELS is unique as far as the paranormal cozies I’ve read; possessing an inventive premise with carefully balanced light and dark aspects. This keeps the Beaufort and Company series from being twee. The series is...
Defending Angels (2008)
I really loved this book. I liked that Bree didn't get what was happening but it wasn't pushed in your face and also wasn't made ridiculous by her not getting obvious clues. Because you as reader were not always sure about some of the supernatural occurrences, like Striker et al. Bree just got...
Im Namen der Engel (2010)
Blah. Interesting concept, if you like this sort of thing. I was drawn to the local setting, Savannah, and even if you discount the blatantly incorrect geographical errors, it still doesn't capture the essence of this historic town. That being said, the writing itself is immature and would lik...