pickThis has become my light comfort series. Easy to read, lots of food descriptions, and characters to get to know. This one differs enough from the TV episode of Murder in Provence that was adapted from it that you can consume both in any order and it will work out well.
pickThis was a wonderful visit to the world of Provence and its wineries.The characters are fully fleshed out, and the twisting paths to discover the true murder kept me guessing. Part police procedural, part social & political commentary, part survey of the area‘s food and drink(salivating here)it was a perfect pick for these stay at home days. I thoroughly lost myself in this world. This is a library impulse book. I want to read more of the series!
#sundaymorning #catsoflitsy
Sunday morning reading time with my warm fur ball, Em.
Saturdaynight #wineandbooks #snacks #takeoutnight
Waiting for dinner to be delivered.
#porchlife
Today is close to 50 degrees with winds. Just have a few chairs out on my porch- my first day using it. 😀 #keeplitsypisitive.
so-soI‘ve liked the other books in this series but this time it felt like the author wanted too much. There were multiple storylines (of which some turned out to be a red herring) and also the attempt to go deeper in the protagonists personal history/relationship. But it made it all a bit fragmented.
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