A Questionable Death and Other Historical Quaker Midwife Mysteries

Edith Maxwell, award-winning author of numerous historical fiction who-done-its, offers this volume of short stories. A Questionable Death is unique in the Quaker Midwife series in that some these short stories are not midwife Rose Carroll's perspective.

Praise:

"As a convinced Friend living in Texas, I appreciated how these stories whose characters use plain speech and have time-accurate details of the houses, clothes, and ways of life gave me the opportunity to imagine living in a small Massachusetts village. I also wondered what it would be like to have my faith be so present that it changes the pronouns and the titles I use (or don’t use) when speaking with others. Seeing sentiments similar to my own in print, such as “Edna wasn’t a Quaker like we were, but she embodied our values of integrity and equality,” filled a need that I didn’t know I had.

I completely recommend this book by Edith Maxwell to all readers who enjoy cozy mysteries or historical fiction."    - Kathleen Jenkins in Friends Journal

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