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Original Title:	Aunt Dimity Beats the Devil
ISBN:	0141002190 (ISBN13: 9780141002194)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Aunt Dimity Mystery #6

Aunt Dimity Beats the Devil (Aunt Dimity Mystery #6) Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 247 pages

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"Aunt Dimity Beats the Devil" takes place ten months after Aunt Dimity's Christmas. The twins are walking and talking and Lori is going stir crazy. When her old boss, Stan Finderman, asks her to travel to Tarrant Hall in Northumberland to evaluate a book collection, she jumps at the chance.Lori arrives to find a creepy Victorian mansion with turrets and towers. But her hosts, newlyweds Nicola and Paul Hollander, warmly welcome Lori into their home. Lori works through the inches of dust and spider webs to examine the library's books -- and there she discovers a trove of love letters dating from WWI, written by a young lieutenant to his lover Claire, Nicola's great aunt. One of the letters hints at a hidden treasure somewhere within Tarrant Hall.

Lori is surprised when this news seems to disturb rather than intrigue Nicola, and as All Souls' Eve approaches, Nicola confesses to hearing bumps in the night. She wants to know: does Lori believe in ghosts?

Aunt Dimity guides Lori toward uncovering the mysteries of Tarrant Hall -- which involve old family secrets and otherworldy spirits -- and it all turns out to be much more interesting than evaluating a rare book collection.

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Title	:	Aunt Dimity Beats the Devil (Aunt Dimity Mystery #6)
Author	:	Nancy Atherton
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 247 pages
Published	:	October 2001 by Penguin Books (first published 2000)
Categories	:	Mystery. Cozy Mystery. Fiction. Fantasy. Paranormal. European Literature. British Literature. Ghosts. Thriller. Mystery Thriller

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.I really enjoy this series. Getting to know the new characters in a familiar setting is like going back home for a visit and meeting someone new. Aunt Dimity never fails to guide and entertain.

Ugh. Ugh. Ugh.It's kind of hard to believe a book like this would be written in such a casual way. (Maybe it's because this is the sixth book in the series? Whatever, I don't really care) I can hardly believe anybody would want to read this, and yet I do know it is a depraved world. I just don't really want to know about it. Anyway. Let's get to some specifics. (The whole book will be spoiled, probably, but I don't care about that, either. I don't think anyone should read it) First, Aunt Dimity.

This is the perfect fluffy book for a chilly autumn evening! Curling up with a cup of tea and a hilarious ghost mystery just before Halloween- it doesn't get any better than that! I like ghost stories when the spirits are friendly, like Aunt Dimity and her ghostly cohorts.This book doesn't have Bill or the twins in it, because Lori is traveling to a haunted mansion to categorize their ancient library. As if I needed another reason to love her character- she's a bookish person with a bookish job!

This felt more like a ghost story than a mystery for most of its length, though not a scary one at all. Cuddly and undemanding, it was a great book to read during a summer vacation.

Aunt Dimity Beats the Devil by Nancy Atherton is the 6th book of the Aunt Dimity cozy mystery series set in 20th-century England. Lori eagerly takes an assignment to catalog a private library in a Northumberland estate. But trouble starts even before she gets there: lost in a storm, she crashes the car down a hillside. Contrary to her loyal family-oriented nature, Lori is strongly attracted to her gorgeous hunky rescuer. At Tarrant Hall, Lori learns her hostess Nicola believes her home is

Solid.There are some annoyances, but the author knows they are annoyances needed to support her plot and treats them accordingly, so as the book went on, they became less annoying.

Aunt Dimity to the rescue again! Lori's old friend Stan, asks her to catalog a library and see if there is any value there. Lori figures out pretty quickly that the owner of the library also wanted her to investigate his niece's impetuous marriage and of course, does so, guided, naturally by a ghost, but a ghost Aunt Dimity doesn't approve of. One thing leads to another, and of course everything ends up happily ever after. This is one of the first series of cozy mysteries after all. Or at least