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1. Limelight – Penny Green Series Book 1
Woohoo! The 2021 first review. I will be skipping about the challenge. I thought at first that I’d do it. Work the levels one at a time. I binge-read things that might interest me. You do not fit the levels. The hardest part will be to make myself fit into the levels. Ensure you read all of them.
Limelight by Emily Organ is something I have been watching for about a month. Glad I gave it a try. It was hard to understand. Scroll down! I liked Penny being a bit odd for her time. It was easy to be alone, bookish, and work when most women were home. Children. I felt that she was mildly indifferent about the sexism around her. I got the impression she expected it because she was able to adapt to the changing times, but not negatively.
I was fascinated by Penny’s sister Eliza, a Woman’s Society member. Other than. I am obsessed with different fashion trends of different periods. I loved They even discussed how to reform their dresses and created unique pieces. I was shocked that women wore skirts to cycle on bicycles. I also The style of writing and use of slang was appreciated. I feel like Some dialects represent what people would have spoken in 1883.
The organ provided many clues that I like suspects. I feel like you only need one or two suspects to solve a lot more mysteries. And then, the murderer might or may not be among those suspects. I feel Emily Organ offered readers four to five choices at any time. Potential suspects, It was nice because I didn’t know where they were. The ending was the way it was going to be, but it was achievable based on facts. Refer to the case.
Let me be honest; I wasn’t expecting much. Limelight, but I was pleasantly surprised. This was something I enjoyed. I was so impressed that I downloaded Rookery, which is the second book in the series. Right after I finished it, it’s already working out great. It was perfect. Limelight is a good choice for anyone looking for a decent ‘Who. Did you do it? It has a Victorian flair.
2. The Rookery – Penny Green Series Book 2
The Rookery, the second book in Emily Organ’s Penny Green series, is by Emily Organ. It occurs shortly after Limelight ends. Penny is in a sling from She was trying to solve the murder her friend Lizzie Dixie had committed. Penny is robbed as she walks past St. Giles is a rough area in Victorian London.
Inspector James Blakely arrives, Penny receives the first-hand news from Penny about the case. Paper. They are both manipulated by the killer on numerous occasions. Before being caught, he caused havoc in St Giles.
The Rookery was enjoyable but not as much for me as Limelight. It was a great story. It was good and kept me intrigued. It’s nice to have a mystery within a mystery as to what happened to her father. I wish that the third book reveals more of this. It was exciting to learn that we had a kind of I was able to see Penny’s motherly side and see her as an aunt. In the next book, Penny may find a romantic partner. I’m curious to find out where it goes. There are many options.
The Rookery was a good read. There are some things that I wish were done differently. Emily Organ kept giving a lot of suspects, which was a nice touch. However, once the pseudonym was established, it was easy to identify it. Shortly before, the characters’ full names are shown. Both Limelight, as well as The Rookery, used secret letters and handwriting to keep its secrets. It was interesting in the first book. But, seeing something similar in The Second was a bit underwhelming. It felt like there was also a similarity in how the murderers in both books dressed up and lurked around the funerals. It felt like the author because of these similarities. The formula was to solve the mystery.
While The identity of the killer was not surprising to me, it did. It made him a serial killer, and I loved it. It is worth exploring the psychology behind it. It also gave off Jack the Ripper. It feels very uplifting to me. Emily Organ’s imagery was also very appealing to me. St. Giles. It’s hard to imagine a poor, dingy area—a maze of streets with poor lighting.
Overall, The Rookery was a great experience. I plan to keep going with it. It just needs a little more creativity. Mystery and the fact that it was different from the first book. Each of the books I believe is true. Books are available for as low as $5.00 on Kindle Unlimited. However, I doubt that it’s true. I highly recommend it. We recommend that you read Limelight first.
3. The Maid’s Secret – Penny Green Series Book 3
Alexander Glenville, a Victorian industrialist, is a man of many secrets. Fleet Street reporter Penny Green has been assigned to work undercover as a Glenville’s maid is forced to become a housekeeper, but tragedy strikes when Glenville’s daughter is poisoned.
Scotland Yard’s murder investigation is made possible by Penny’s insider information Investigation underway, but Glenville family members suspect. But, she’s much more than a servant. Can Penny and Inspector James? Blakely, can you solve the mystery before Penny’s cover gets blown?
It’s safe for me to say that the Penny Green Series is my addiction. But now, I am at the point where my anticipation is building for the next book. It was challenging to put down The Maid’s Secret. I didn’t have any. I had no idea who was going to be the murderer in this case. It’s been mentioned. As I have said in other reviews, I love the way Emily Organ provides readers with information. There are many suspects to consider. The Maid’s Secret did not disappoint. This area.
The Maid’s Secret reminded me of Clue, a movie with Tim Curry. I don’t. It didn’t rhyme or reason, but it made me think about the movie very clearly. It would help if you did this often. This might have made the book a little more enjoyable for me.
I loved the relationship between Penny & James in this story. I love this one. We are excited to see what Penny does next. These developments will lead to new opportunities, particularly since Penny is Gaining another suitor.
It’s been a pleasure to see the mystery within the mystery of this book. Series. Each book is different, and I love that each one has a mystery. Finally, there is a continuation to figure out what happened to Penny’s father during his adventures.
I believe that I have recommended. This series has been recommended to so many people that I have lost count. The whole series is available. It is very well written and fun to read. It’s a pleasure to read this book—the fourth installment. Emily also has a few short stories. Organ has released a book centered around Penny Green. Alexander Glenville, a Victorian industrialist, is a man of many secrets. Fleet Street reporter Penny Green has been assigned to work undercover as a Glenville’s maid is forced to become a housekeeper, but tragedy strikes when Glenville’s daughter is poisoned.
4. The Inventor – Penny Green Series Book 4
Simon Borthwick is a pioneer of electricity and lights up Victorian London with his incredible illuminations display. Then, he takes a photo of himself in a hansom taxi.
Penny Green, a Fleet Street reporter from Plucky, witnessed the Inventor‘s passing. The clue to his suicide may lie in a mysterious, unopened letter he left. They are behind. She can’t persuade Inspector James Blakely, Scotland Yard. Has a crime been committed?
Borthwick wasn’t the only person to die that day. Penny also died soon after. Police can’t reach a dark world that the police don’t know about. The police are unable to get into the dark world. Penny feels intimidated, and she begins to worry for her safety. James Does he do all he can to protect her?
This series has become a favorite of mine. I love the speed at which each book flows. It gets straight into the action. Since book one, I’ve been jumping all over the place for others to read this series so that I can have someone else to talk about it.
Penny is a very independent person, which I love. Yes, they are. Romantic interests are refined, but not all of it. She is a thinker. She is intelligent and can combine pieces in her crimes. Others might not see the same thing (or may not want to). It’s the mystery. It was interesting, but I wasn’t as glued to my seat as the rest. This is the complete series.
The story behind Maria was intriguing, I thought. The outcome was not what I had hoped. I had it all in my head. Penny’s father would be connected to Maria, so “Maria” was Penny’s mother. Some fashion. I was a little disappointed by this book. The plot behind her father’s disappearance. It was mentioned, but it felt uncomfortable. Like it got pushed to The Inventor. I am thankful. It is fascinating to see the story unfold.
This is a very annoying relationship between James & Penny. This is the point. It’s almost an affair. I wouldn’t say I like it. But, Mr. Edwards, I found this book to be fascinating, and it grew on me. James is in a more intimate relationship with Penny than James. They have a unique and dynamic relationship. The Inventor felt a little strange and a little wrong. They were open. It was flirty to be with one another, but it just didn’t work in my head. I’m pretty Over Penny and James. But some of that could be because I started this next book on my lunch break today. I finished The Inventor a bit. It was written a while ago, but I haven’t had the chance to revisit it.
Overall, The Inventor was a great book by Emily Organ. But it wasn’t my favorite—the series. Curse of the Poppy should have more of her touches, I hope. The mystery of dad’s disappearance. Also, a budding relationship with Mr. Edwards.
5. Curse of the Poppy – Penny Green Series Book 5
Are you still raving about Emily Organ’s Penny Green series? I am so grateful! Do you have one? It will help if you read this series. Curse of the Poppy 5th book I was captivated by the Penny Green series, and it kept my attention the whole time. This one dropped a few weeks back, so there aren’t many.
There are mixed reviews about it, but it’s well worth the read. The series is; however, I believe they should be able to be all read together. These should be read together. The interactions in the impact of books are more significant if they are read in the order that they are intended.
I found the Curse of Poppy’s storyline interesting. This one was the most difficult. I didn’t know who it was. It was The suspense was captivating and kept me on my toes. Penny’s narration was excellent. Brother-in-law gets involved in the investigation. It might, I think. You can find some new plots in the future. There are so many options. This book was a great example of that, and I’m so excited to read the 6th. Seriously. It took me a while to finish it. Let me speak for a few seconds with my mouth open.
There is so much to love about this book. It’s not something I want to discuss. But, if I do, it will be so embarrassing. I’m serious. You can binge-read all of the series. Talk to me about it. I will admit that Penny’s search was not entirely successful. Although I had hoped so, I was surprised at how much I learned—surrounding it. It takes 6 books to make it work like a week ago. I am sorry. I have searched the internet and cannot find any release dates. Because there are no books in the series, it is reasonable to assume that there will be more. You can end up with a massive cliffhanger.
It is something I cannot emphasize enough. If you enjoy mystery and shorter novels, this series is for you. You can get the entire series for unlimited on kindle; even if purchased, the books aren’t expensive; they are affordable. Emily Organ Another series is available, but I haven’t had the chance to read it yet. It’s part of the Runaway Girl series and is definitely on my TBR list. I will also say that Emily Organ and other authors in Kindle Unlimited are my favorite authors. This has been an excellent motivator for me to work hard and complete my 13-hours of school. I am currently working on writing projects.
6. The Bermondsey Poisoner – Penny Green Series Book 6
After a fatal poisoning in Bermondsey, a suspect is on the loose. It appears. From a single case for Penny Green to report on to a series of reports. Macabre photographs are discovered.
The poisonings keep coming. Scotland Yard believes they have the suspect. But, it won’t be long before They are outwitted, and no one is safe. Penny and Inspector James Blakely avoid the red herrings and find the manipulative poisoner.
Surprised, I pre-ordered The Bermondsey Poisoner. This is something I rarely do. However, this series is so captivating that I am captivated. So I was eager to get it. In the sixth book of The Penny, Emily Organ did not disappoint the Green series. It took me about two days to read, but I did manage to finish each book. The average series length is around 200 pages, so it’s not surprising
The mystery is what I loved most about the Bermondsey poisoner surrounding it. It was great that the main focus was on a female serial murderer. It was great. It was different and exciting. It was entertaining all the way through, and I enjoyed it. Organ’s Victorian London details. It’s amazing. Emily’s ability in such a brief time to tell a complete story. Pages. Penny is a relatable and intelligent character. I love it. You can read about her adventures in Victorian London as a working woman. This was newsworthy, even though it wasn’t a common thing.
The mystery surrounding this series is what makes me want more. Penny’s relationship with Francis and James, as well as her father. These topics tend to overlap. Francis has taken it upon. He will travel the world to search for information about Penny’s father. Penny had two options to fly and embark on the adventure. Although it was not appropriate for the time, I believe it would have been a fantastic Read. Unfortunately, Penny remains in London and longs for James. I am set to marry. It may be a reader preference, but I do not believe so. Am I tired of reading about James’ obsession with Penny? In the end, The Bermondsey Poisoner is clear that he won’t be going anywhere. Unfortunately, I will admit that Francis’s inclusion was beautiful. There are always more adventures to come. It’s exciting to see what that brings.
I’m I won’t let the love triangle stop me from reading this series. Although I’m afraid I have to disagree with the choice, it does have its rhyme. This is the reason. The rest of the series remains a fantastic read. I highly recommend it. It is an excellent choice for anyone who enjoys Victorian Mysteries and needs a quick read. You can binge-eat through the series. There are enough twists and turns to keep you entertained. Interesting, but not too short to feel that I have to. To make progress, I will dedicate my entire life to it.
7. An Unwelcome Guest – Penny Green Series Book 7
This may seem a bit cheating to me, but it is my #50 book. It’s an ongoing series. An Unwelcome Guests was released in May. The next book is not yet out. I didn’t want more of my books. There are still some spaces available. So it will remain at #50.
If you are new to my blog, you should know that I am obsessed with This series. Each book is approximately 200-300 pages long. These are quick and easy to read, with lots of detail and suspense. The main character is a female reporter from Victorian London Penny is rare in Her time was split between being a journalist and a spinster. She is in her mid-thirties. She has a talent for being involved in murders. Unfortunately, her reporting is always in trouble. This series isn’t a cozy mystery, but it’s still quite enjoyable. Some mysteries can be solved by taming. Some scenes involve blood and gore, but there are no gratuitous sex scenes and cursing.
Initially, when I was reading An Unwelcome Guests, I thought the murder scene was absurd. It was very similar to The Maid’s Secret. This was an earlier version of the Penny in large groups overnight, which Penny does not find surprising.
When a murder occurs, both of them read a little like a clue-game and the victim. This weapon type of thing killed him in the room. I did find. After the initial murder investigation, the plot diverged from the original was over. Penny is now a suspect in the case. When all others have been ruled out, the first place is the most important.
What do you think? What makes An Unwelcome Guests by Emily Organ so different from the other books? The series is made up of two crimes and two very different crimes. Different investigations. A murder investigation is one of the options. There is an art heist investigation. I won’t say much more. It was not my favorite, but it was fascinating and had a lot of suspects. It feels like Emily Oran does this in every book. It worked well. There are always many suspects that make sense. I was able to narrow down the list to just a few in each book. I found myself. This case ended up causing me to be quite shocked.
Follow us if you like; you should also know my reviews or this series. Some drama has been building over the last few books. Inspector Blakely was engaged to Charlotte but called it off. It was the day it was supposed. An Unwelcome Guests focuses a lot. The aftermath of his decision (between a murder investigation). It is obvious. It came to an end in a Victorian fashion, I believe. For breach of contract lawsuit, This is something I believe in. Emily Organ is an excellent example of what I admire. She does go all-out with a few things. It is possible to imagine breaking up an engagement as a painful experience. It was considered taboo in the 1800s.
I hoped there would be more information on Francis’s trip. But what I did see was enough to keep my interest and show. There will be many discoveries. I have an unfounded belief. Theories that Francis and Ellie will eventually go to court. Another Note is the historical fiction element in this plot. That’s it! Francis is on a completely different continent and communicates with him Through letters, Penny and her sister. He eventually gets to send them. A telegraph was used, and the girls were elated at the instant communication. It took only a few days, not weeks. It made me laugh. Reflect on how technology is used and dependent you are.
The story was an excellent read. It was something that I enjoyed. This book was truly exceptional and extremely meaningful. Time is the message of this story. The message is one. This is a subtle but powerful trick. Let me leave you with this: Quote from An Unwelcome Guests.
It is a stark reminder of the fact that everything is possible. Victims must be treated in an equal and fair manner. “- Chapter 21 Emily Organ: An Unwelcome Guests.
8. Death at the Workhouse – Penny Green Series Book 8
According to Penny Green, the Shoreditch Workhouse is experiencing some problems; a reporter Is having difficulty convincing people to listen. After spending time there, She is a covert agent and knows there are many more options for the poor. Below its roof. But is anyone else concerned? Two workhouse inmates are killed in a brawl, and the police and coroner step in. Accept the simplest explanation. Penny does her research with inspector James Blakely’s assistance, and it won’t be long before they make their mark. These are unpopular.
Hurray! A new Penny Green title. This series and Death are my favorites. The Workhouse did not disappoint. I am eagerly awaiting the next installment. I read every copy that comes out. This series is a Victorian Murder Mystery for those who don’t know it. Penny Green is the main character. Penny is a female Reporter in 1800s news, with a flair for murder. cases.
She and Inspector James Blakely often collaborate to solve problems. These cases. It is not a cozy mystery, but it would be interesting to know the truth. Overall, it is clean. While the actual murders can be quite gruesome, Otherwise, it’s pretty clean.
I love Penny. I think Emily Organ has a lot to offer. There are many different perspectives of Penny’s life. Penny’s life can be described as “a” Spinster renting a room at the boarding house. She sees her life as a Newspaper reporter as constantly subject to sexist comments. Her peers are jealous of her “fairer sex.” In one instance, Because she is the only female in the story, she gets a lady’s column Reporter and editor to discuss the fashion article that women are looking for. She is also brilliant and observant. She always figures it out. It is better to be a miss than everyone else. She tries her best to use her Reporting is done to help people. I adore her.
Death at The Workhouse, as usual, was a book I couldn’t put down. I think that because I didn’t know, mysteries continue to get better and better. I have no idea who was behind the murders or who anonymously sent Penny books. I made my predictions, but they were entirely wrong. I feel a little embarrassed at my mistakes For completely missing this mystery.
It was amazing how bizarre this mystery turned out to be. Despite this, I was still impressed by the mystery. Compare that to other books in the series. However, I would still rate it mildly in comparison to other mystery authors. The central mystery is not so much the fact that there are many murders but rather, what’s the truth? The bodies are then buried. Emily Organ – Death at Workhouse It dives into some interesting topics for the Victorian period. Looks at the connection between medical schools and the theft of the remains of the dead.
There is always a side mystery in this series. This is a series I love. The main plotline is covered almost as often as the episodes. This series focuses on Penny’s mysterious disappearance after her father died. I won’t go into too much detail. I won’t give away too many details, but the plot is straightforward. It’s probably time for some subplots where they belong. They did. These were not surprising, but they were essential. Are you still confused? You’re not alone. You’ll get it if you read it.
The only thing I can say about the series is that you will see it. You can read it in order at certain places, but I wouldn’t. It’s all about the Yes, there is a correlation between the main murders. In terms of I would love to see Penny’s family, relationships, and disappearance. These are in no particular order. The progression I see would be the best—confusion out of order Personal take. However, you can still find the series. It’s just something I thought I should tell other readers.
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2018 | Limelight – Penny Green Series Book 1 | Gabrielle Baker | GET FREE |
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2018 | The Rookery – Penny Green Series Book 2 | Gabrielle Baker | GET FREE |
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2018 | The Maid’s Secret – Penny Green Series Book 3 | Gabrielle Baker | GET FREE |
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2019 | The Inventor – Penny Green Series Book 4 | Gabrielle Baker | GET FREE |
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2019 | Curse of the Poppy – Penny Green Series Book 5 | Gabrielle Baker | GET FREE |
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2019 | The Bermondsey Poisoner – Penny Green Series Book 6 | Gabrielle Baker | GET FREE |
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2020 | An Unwelcome Guest – Penny Green Series Book 7 | Gabrielle Baker | GET FREE |
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2020 | Death at the Workhouse – Penny Green Series Book 8 | Gabrielle Baker | GET FREE |
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Should we read Emily Organ’s Penny Green Books in Order?
According to my honest opinion you need to read Penny Green books in order, in spite of the fact that pretty much all novels start and end with a separate narrative. Studying the books out of sequence could end up being confusing at times. Most books in Penny Green series reference previous novels and never have read these earlier stories initially, it may feel a bit odd.
Penny Green books have become very popular since the first novel, Limelight – Penny Green Series Book 1, was published. Series and wait patiently every year for the author to release another publication.
Whenever you speak with a Emily Organ fan who loves the Penny Green series, you’ll notice that they are (like me) nearly reading the Penny Green Books In Order. So do your self a favor and begin the Penny Green books in order, from the very first book, Limelight – Penny Green Series Book 1 and The Rookery – Penny Green Series Book 2. You may not be disappointed.
Penny Green Series Books Titles
Emily Organ has written a bestseller books, but his most loved ones are the ones included in the Penny Green Books In Order. These titles include:
- Limelight – Penny Green Series Book 1
- The Rookery – Penny Green Series Book 2
- The Maid’s Secret – Penny Green Series Book 3
- The Inventor – Penny Green Series Book 4
- Curse of the Poppy – Penny Green Series Book 5
- The Bermondsey Poisoner – Penny Green Series Book 6
- An Unwelcome Guest – Penny Green Series Book 7
- Death at the Workhouse – Penny Green Series Book 8
Emily Organ’s Penny Green Series Reading Order!
There are three ways to read Penny Green book series. The first is the simplest one, you take the books like you want in any order. The second is to follow the publication order. The third is Penny Green chronological order!
Among all the Penny Green books I have read so far, The Bermondsey Poisoner – Penny Green Series Book 6, was probably one of my most favorite ones, next to the very first one Emily Organ has ever written, Curse of the Poppy – Penny Green Series Book 5 and The Inventor – Penny Green Series Book 4.
About Emily Organ
Emily Organ is the author and illustrator of the Penny Green Victorian mystery. Over half a million people have downloaded the series worldwide. The first book in the Churchill & Pemberley cozy mysteries series. She was shortlisted for the Amazon UK’s Kindle Storyteller Award 2019. Writing Historical mysteries is her passion that combines history and mystery. Emily lives in the south of England with her family. Learn more at emilyorgan.com.
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