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- Book 9 of Maisie Dobbs. See all Maisie Dobbs books in order
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- A Lesson in Secrets
- The book after
- Leaving Everything Most Loved
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- Last checked: September 24, 2026, against jacquelinewinspear.com
What Elegy for Eddie is about
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- In London in the years between the wars, Maisie Dobbs takes on a case that is deeply personal to her: a peddler of the streets has been savagely killed. (Library of Congress; read November 6, 2026)
the brutal killing of a street peddler
- It leads her from the poor neighborhoods where she grew up into the city's highest circles of power. (Library of Congress; read November 6, 2026)
from the working-class neighborhoods of her childhood into London's highest circles of power
Topics in this book
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Topics
- Maisie Dobbs
- Murder
- Street vendors
- Undercover operations
- Women private investigators
Reading ages
- Adult
Other books in Maisie Dobbs
18 books listed so far
- Book 1: Maisie Dobbs
- Book 2: Birds of a Feather
- Book 3: Pardonable Lies
- Book 4: Messenger of Truth
- Book 5: An Incomplete Revenge
- Book 6: Among the Mad
- Book 7: The Mapping of Love and Death
- Book 8: A Lesson in Secrets
- Book 10: Leaving Everything Most Loved
- Book 11: A Dangerous Place
- Book 12: Journey to Munich
- Book 13: In This Grave Hour
- Book 14: To Die but Once
- Book 15: The American Agent
- Book 16: The Consequences of Fear
- Book 17: A Sunlit Weapon
- Book 18: The Comfort of Ghosts
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