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  • Home From Nowhere (The Clearwater Mysteries Book 7)

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Home From Nowhere (The Clearwater Mysteries Book 7) Kindle Edition

by Jackson Marsh (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
4.7 out of 5 stars (148)
After their wild and dangerous adventures, Archer and his crew are happy to take on a cosy mystery. Two new staff join Clearwater House. One of them, Jasper Blackwood, comes with an enigmatic, limited edition songbook that suggests he is no ordinary lad from the workhouse. When Archer investigates Jasper's past, he soon realises that his origins, if known, will cause a scandal for one of his closest friends. The question is, how to reunite father and son without disrupting their lives?In the space of one week, Jasper's life changes in ways he never expected, and when he meets Billy Barnett, what was once a shameful longing for the companionship of another man, quickly becomes his reason for living.'Home From Nowhere' begins on the day Artful Deception ends. This is a comfortable, low-heat mystery set against a young man's coming of age in 1889 London. It can be read as a standalone novel, but it's best to have read the previous books in the series first. As with the other Clearwater Mysteries, you will find a mix of fact and fiction, alternating between upstairs and downstairs in a Victorian household.
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    The Clearwater Mysteries
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B08F3HGTP6
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  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ August 1, 2020
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 885 KB
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  • Book 7 of 10 ‏ : ‎ The Clearwater Mysteries
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4.7 out of 5 stars
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  • Nolan
    5.0 out of 5 stars Change Tempo
    Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2024
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    A nice change of pace from the high tension earlier in the series.

    "Home From Nowhere" shows that even with the duplicity inherent in Victorian England, the occasional lump of coal became a polished diamond
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  • Anonymous
    5.0 out of 5 stars Jasper will melt your heart.
    Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2025
    Format: Kindle
    I have loved all Clearwater Mysteries, but this one was especially good because it is focalized through Jasper, a delightful character only surpassed, for me at least, by James. The detail in these books is great, but mostly, it's the characterizations. Highly recommend.
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  • Kindle Customer
    5.0 out of 5 stars Sweet English period piece.
    Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2025
    Format: Kindle
    Nicely done work, but the Series really needs to be read in sequence. The plot is reminiscent of an Agatha Christie novel, with a gay twist. A little long but worth the effort. Enjoy.
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  • Mrs. E. J. Curtis
    5.0 out of 5 stars Enjoyable series
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 15, 2020
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    Very enjoyable series, well written with likeable characters. Some very interesting historical facts as well. Can't wait for more.
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  • CM
    5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing story!!!
    Reviewed in Canada on August 5, 2020
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    I have loved each book in this series... this one goes in a slightly different direction, though it’s still offers a wonderful mystery with an outcome that will surprise the reader.
    This book is heartwarming, has comedic moments, and is such a great story!
    All the characters they were introduced throughout the series are further developed in this book 7. I love the word play Amongst the characters and the way the characters make each other be understood... in code. Very well written. Thank you Jackson for yet another fantastic novel. I’m certainly looking forward to number eight.
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  • Anna Krystyna
    5.0 out of 5 stars A wonderfully rich coming of age story
    Reviewed in the Netherlands on September 4, 2020
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    Jasper Blackwood is not your typical MC. He's rather timid and shows signs of what nowadays would be called being neurologically atypical. Jasper comes from a bad place and experiences his transfer to Clearwater as magical, which gives this book a definite feel-good atmosphere. We get to enjoy Clearwater's staff again, which is always a treat (in this book we see some more of our lovely pair Lucy and Fecks, and with Jasper Harvey arrives as a new employee) and their encounters with Jasper are at all times interesting and sometimes very funny. Jimmy is particularly wonderful with Jasper - Fecks gave Jimmy his nickname with good reason. The blooming special friendship with lovely new character Billy Barnett is heart warming. All in all, Jasper's awakening is a joy to read.

    Through Jasper we see life below stairs at Clearwater but also at the less favourable environment of Kingsclere, and we even get snippets of the workhouse of Jasper's earlier years. I loved experiencing daily life in service in 19th century England in its detailed glory. It makes for a welcome change from the numerous stories that indulge in the allegedly sparkling life above stairs. In order to show all these details Marsh has done his research and it shows. Marsh's knowledge of music furthermore shines through in the story line about Jasper's talent.
    Add to this an enjoyable puzzle revolving Jasper's book of hymns that Archie seeks to unravel, and it all makes for a full-bodied coming of age story that goes well beyond the confines of its trope.
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  • Amazon Customer
    5.0 out of 5 stars As Alway a truly enjoyable read
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 22, 2020
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    Love these Clearwater books full of mystery, can’t wait for the next book in the series
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  • SebFox
    4.0 out of 5 stars From nowhere to somewhere better
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 12, 2024
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    This book picks up a day before the end of book 6. We follow Jasper and Harvey as they leave the tyranny of Earl Kingsclere’s home and travel across country to Lord Clearwater's London house. With the promise of work and the safety of Archer’s employ, we journey with two fragile young men and their hopes for a better life. Through Jasper we see the world anew as he emerges from an imprisoned life of servitude and pain, and gets to see the world beyond the confines of the Kingsclear kitchens and embarks on a journey full of questions and new discoveries.

    This book is very different to the previous ones probably due to the main character Jasper, being just 17 years old. For the first 6 chapters we solely get Jasper’s point of view as we see all that Clearwater House has to offer a lowly orphan boy. Of course Archer and his men treat him with their boundless love and compassion, but its when Archer spies a keep-safe of Jaspers that the real mystery of who this boy is, begins to unfold. Inspired by this, Archer decides that this will be the first case for his newly founded “Clearwater Detective Agency”. And once again we see the gang set off on different paths as they each follow a different part of the investigation.

    One of the things I found most interesting about this book was probably the "mundane". By that I mean the many chapters that are spent describing the work of the servants in Clearwater House, in particular that of Jasper. It may sound odd to say that describing things like how to change a bed was interesting, but the way Jackson Marsh leads us through their daily tasks really brings alive the workings of a London townhouse and the lives of those who keep everything together. The life “below stairs” has been touched upon in some of his previous books but not to the level of detail we see here. It is used as a vehicle to help us better visualise the mechanics of Clearwater house whilst bringing the servants to life in more ways than we have seen before. They are real people with real lives and everything that goes with that. They are not there to just serve Lord Clearwater or certain aspects of the plot. No, they are as important as any one or any plot point, as we see given that this book centres around the life of one such person.

    But that has also had a negative impact on the book in my opinion. Well it has if you've come to this book expecting more of the Clearwater team ensemble and some dramatic action. In this book Clearwater and the gang are relegated to more supporting roles. They mainly appear when a little investigating needs to be done, or an evening concert needs to be arranged so the author has an excuse to have Jasper and Billy perform together. Even poor Tom has been demoted to the role of grumpy butler. Plus the humour is not quite on par with the other books either. Sure there are some funny running jokes involving some of the servants not calling their masters by their Christian names but the usual comedy doesn't quite make it onto the page. And also the mystery around the book, and Jasper’s parents, was a little far fetched and drawn out. This spoilt the book for me and somehow I wished it hadn’t been included, rather Jasper’s parents’ identities have a more simple reveal.

    The story of Jasper felt more like a gentle reprise, which was quite noticeable coming after six high octane books. It’s much more of a coming of age story and a very different style to his previous books. Had it not been for Archer and the rest of the teams inclusion in the story, this could quite easily have been a standalone book set outside of the Clearwater universe. However Jasper’s story continues on into the next book, which is good given that the romance between him and Billy is only hinted at here. One thing I would recommend, when reading this book, is to listen to some of the music that Jasper plays at his impromptu concert. There’s only so much an author can write to describe music, and Jackson Marsh does a good job at trying to capture the emotion of Jasper‘s piano playing. But put on Brahms variations on a theme of Paganini at the right time, when you’re reading this book, and it lifts the emotional impact of the story to a whole new level.
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