Today’s team review is from Jenny, she blogs at http://jennyworstall.wordpress.com
Jenny has been reading Murder On The Levels by Frances Evesham
Reviewed by me as part of Rosie Amber’s Review Team.
‘Murder on the Levels’ is a delightfully quirky cosy mystery by Frances Evesham set in the West Country.
The central character, Libby Forest, is warmly portrayed; a baker of cakes and chocolate-maker by profession, she is unwittingly drawn into a murder mystery and detective work, not for the first time.
I loved all the musical references, my favourite being Libby’s recollection of her recorder playing at school being,
“a regular series of high-pitched squeals, like a dawn chorus of cats…”
There are poisoned cyclists, cars driven badly and much too fast, pets with definite opinions, an enigmatic love-interest called Max, and various characters we suspect are not as respectable as they seem, all contributing to an enormous web of mystery and humour. Like Mandy’s tattoos, all is not as it seems, and when the resolution comes, it is as welcome as it is unexpected.
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Sounds an ideal read for a rain-soaked Easter Bank holiday Monday.
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Short and breezy review. Just how like them. I’m enticed.
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Sounds like the perfect read for today as it’s raining cats and dogs outside. 🙂 Great review!
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Thanks for a terrific review, Jenny, and for all the support Rosie’s team offers writers. I’m so grateful.
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Pinned & shared. 🙂
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