Title: Good solid entertainment
Product review: Robin Paige has developed a Victorian mystery series revolving around Kate and Charles Sheridan that is well worth taking the time to explore. The author has clearly done her homework concerning the era and rarely makes a mistake, knows how to develop an intriguing plot, and gives us an enchanting hero and heroine. However, like M&M's or a hotdog at the baseball park, the books by Paige are quickly swallowed, thoroughly enjoyed, yet just as quickly forgotten after awhile. In other words, this series is excellent for entertainment, yet not a series I would spend my hard-earned cash for in order to own them in hardback.Unlike Anne Perry's fascinating darker Victorian mysteries involving the characters of Thomas and Charlotte Pitt, or the darkly deep written historical novels by Laurie King centering on Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes, this series by Paige is a lovely light read.
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