Praise for the Lane Winslow Mysteries
“A winsome cozy set in the Kootenays in 1947 . . . it’s the perfect series for fans of Miss Fisher and Maisie Dobbs.” —Zoomer Magazine
“Well plotted and laced with dry wit, Lane’s adventures are entirely satisfying summer reading.” —Shelf Awareness
“In the vein of Louise Penny . . . a compelling series that combines a cozy setting, spy intrigue storylines, and police procedural elements—not an easy task, but one that Whishaw pulls off.” —Reviewing the Evidence
“Iona Whishaw’s writing is worthy of taking its place alongside the works of Agatha Christie and Dorothy L Sayers. . . deftly crafted and briskly paced.” —Fiona Valpy, author of The Dressmaker’s Gift
“There’s no question you should read it—it’s excellent.” —Toronto Star
“Relentlessly exciting from start to finish.” —Kirkus Reviews
“The setting is fresh and the cast endearing.” —CrimeReads
“I absolutely love the modern sensibility of these novels, of their feminism, sense of justice, their anti-racism, their progressiveness, which somehow never seems out of place in a tiny BC hamlet in 1948. . . But it’s never preachy or pedantic, and Whishaw continues to use her murder mysteries to explore the limitations on women’s lives and freedom that were contemporary to the period.” —Kerry Clare, author of Mitzi Bytes and Waiting for a Star to Fall