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A spirited, atmospheric romp through Victorian London where a fiercely independent heroine finally forces her brilliant family to see her as an equal. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with The Case of the Gypsy Good-Bye (Enola Holmes, #6).
- atmospheric
- suspenseful
- triumphant
- heartwarming
- 01
The Art of Theft
Sherry Thomas
A glittering, high-stakes Victorian heist where clever women and their loyal allies infiltrate a festive chateau to steal back dangerous secrets.
- 02
A curious beginning
Deanna Raybourn
A spirited romp through Victorian England featuring a fiercely independent heroine, a grumpy natural historian, and a deadly mystery.
- 03
The last little blue envelope
Maureen Johnson
A whirlwind European scavenger hunt that balances the thrill of the unknown with the quiet ache of saying a final goodbye.
- 04
The London Eye mystery
Siobhan Dowd
A clever, ticking-clock puzzle wrapped in a deeply empathetic exploration of how a uniquely wired mind sees the world.
- 05
A Red Herring Without Mustard
C. Alan Bradley
A delightfully macabre romp through a 1950s English village, led by a poison-obsessed eleven-year-old with a razor-sharp wit.
- 06
The Vanishing Stair (Truly Devious Book 2)
Maureen Johnson
A chilly, clever puzzle-box of a mystery where the ghosts of a 1930s tragedy bleed dangerously into the present.
- 07
A Study in Scarlet Women
Sherry Thomas
A sharp, gaslit reimagining where a brilliant outcast uses society's blind spots to forge her own independence.
- 08
A Good Girl's Guide to Murder
Holly Jackson
A true-crime podcast brought to life as a high-stakes, mixed-media puzzle box that dares you to stop reading.
- 09
A perilous undertaking
Deanna Raybourn
A fiercely witty romp through Victorian London, fueled by crackling banter, deadly secrets, and a heroine who absolutely refuses to behave.
- 10
The Weed That Strings the Hangman's Bag
Alan Bradley
A delightfully macabre romp through a 1950s English village, guided by a brilliant, poison-obsessed eleven-year-old.
- 11
A Spoonful of Murder
Robin Stevens
A classic Golden Age-style mystery wrapped in the emotional turbulence of growing up, going home, and realizing nothing stays the same.
- 12
One of Our Thursdays is Missing (Thursday Next, #6)
Jasper Fforde
A wildly imaginative, meta-fictional mystery that plunges readers into the literal mechanics of storytelling.
