I HOPE EXCEPTING THE INVITATION TO NEW YEARS IS NOT A MISTAKE... I DO NOT NEED ANY CRAP..
I DON'T KNOW IF I AM STRONG ENOUGH.
Friday, December 28, 2012
Currently reading A Fatal Winter G. M. Malliet
A tiny village in the English countryside during a storm-wracked winter. A house
party at the local castle that ends in two deaths. A dishy vicar, formerly an
MI5 agent, summoned to the castle to solve the certain homicide of the lord. Put
it all together, and this is one gift-wrapped package for cozy lovers and Agatha
Christie devotees. But it is also a pretty cheeky cozy, written by someone who
knows how to use the conventions and poke fun at them at the same time. In the
second in the series starring vicar Max Tudor (following Wicked Autumn, 2011),
Tudor escapes the amorous clutches of the church ladies in Nether Monkslip to
visit Chedrow Castle in the wake of the deaths of Lord Footrustle and Lady
Baynard. (An old cop friend wants Tudor on the scene to observe the viper’s nest
of relatives.) Tudor’s observations on evil, honed by both his spy and vicar
backgrounds, are one of the best features of this thoroughly entertaining
mystery. --Connie Fletcher
THIS IS A GREAT BOOK I ESPECIALL LOVE THE WAY SHE DISCRIBES THE CASTLE... I AMD 3/4 THROUGH AND DON'T KNOW WHO DID THE MURDER ..... THE CHARACTERS ARE WELL DEVELOPED......
THIS IS A GREAT BOOK I ESPECIALL LOVE THE WAY SHE DISCRIBES THE CASTLE... I AMD 3/4 THROUGH AND DON'T KNOW WHO DID THE MURDER ..... THE CHARACTERS ARE WELL DEVELOPED......
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