Regency Murder and Marriage Collection, Books 1-4

By: Claudia Stone

Narrated by: Tim Fearon

The Regency Murder and Marriage Series
Books 1–4 by Claudia Stone
A Death, A Duke, and Miss Mifford
A Victim, A Viscount, and Miss Mifford
A Murder, A Marquess, and Miss Mifford
A Body, A Baron, and Miss Mifford

Murder, matrimony… and Miffords.

In the quiet village of Plumpton—and the not-so-quiet ballrooms of the ton—the Mifford sisters are doing their best to remain respectable. But between inconvenient corpses, persistent suitors, and mothers with matrimonial ambitions, it isn’t easy to keep one’s head, let alone one’s reputation.

Mary has sworn off marriage—until a dead rector and a very determined duke upend her plans.

Jane wants a husband, not a scandal—but the man she fancies is suspected of murder.

Emily would settle for surviving her first Season—but she’s accused of strangling a baroness.

And Eudora? All she wants is to prove herself. A house party. A snowstorm. Two murders. What could possibly go wrong?

This sparkling box set includes all four full-length novels in Claudia Stone’s Regency Murder and Marriage series—a delightful blend of cosy mystery, romantic mischief, and sharp-tongued heroines who always find trouble… and often find love along the way.

Four sisters. Four murders. Four unexpected romances.

©2025 Claudia Stone (P)2025 Claudia Stone

Enjoyable and Entertaining

I thoroughly enjoyed this series of murder mysteries and the hilarious Mifford family.
Would recommend for anyone who enjoys this genre.

Entertaining - very Jane Austin like

If you like Pride and Prejudice and the other Austin novels, you will enjoy these. You will also find them vaguely familiar. There were so many similarities in story lines that I started to laugh when another came up. However, the narration is good and it’s a nice way to pass the time.

Fun Series Murder and Romance

The stories of the four sisters were very good. Each sister was different as in most families and their squabbles were funny and real. Although the performance was okay for most of the characters, Eudora’s voice had an annoying speech impediment that distracted from the dialogue. It took away from my overall enjoyment of the series.

So So

The first two stories were good. I'm currently on the third, and the narrator should've gone back and listened to the voices he used in the previous stories. The characters I liked in the first two books have become unlikeable now due to the voice change. They've also developed characteristics they never had before.