pickReminded me of "Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone" - unreliable narrator and fourth wall breaks.
The mystery was not only who is killing and why, but also who is the intended victim.
First book in the Vacation Mysteries series.
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pickTook this Friday off before the holiday on Monday to give myself an extra long weekend. Spending it outside enjoying this beautifully breezy day.
pickEnjoyed this! English countryside, interesting mystery and characters, and enjoyable storytelling (audiobook). Diving straight into the sequel.
panI don‘t know why I keep doing this to myself. What sloppy frickin‘ storytelling, and an increasingly loathsome and self-important main character. No spoilers, but the characterization has gone insanely topsy-turvy; I‘ll read the next two, but then, I‘m done. I swear it this time. #adeadlydeletion #booktownmysteries #lornabarrett #cozymysteries #goddamnitmeganjaneyoureasucker
DOES LORNA BARRETT HONESTLY NOT REALIZE HOW FKN UNLIKEABLE TRICIA IS!?!?!!?!!?!?!? #adeadlydeletion #lornabarrett #booktownmysteries #cozymystery #goddamnitmeganjaneyoureasucker
THIS CHICK. Her self-involvement knows NO bounds.🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄 #adeadlydeletion #lornabarrett #booktownmysteries #cozymysteries #goddamnitmeganjaneyoureasucker
GIRL YOU SPENT THE WHOLE LAST BOOK TALKING ABOUT HOW BORED YOU WERE WITH HIM AND NOW YOU‘RE ~GRIEVING AND ~DEVASTATED AND WHY AM I DOING THIS TO MYSELFFFFF??????? #adeadlydeletion #lornabarrett #cozymystery #goddamnitmeganjaneyoureasucker
……I know I said I was done, but I‘m apparently a glutton for punishment. 🤦🏻♀️ #adeadlydeletion #lornabarrett #booktownmysteries #cozymystery #whyamidoingthistomyself
pickThis book was a little bittersweet since it was written just before the Queen died. It‘s such a fun series though with Her Majesty solving crimes without anyone knowing except her trusty assistant Rozie.
pickI‘m not a mystery fan and have never read Agatha Christie, but The Queens of Crime completely won me over. I loved the clever idea of turning famous mystery writers into real-life sleuths. Following the clues with them was engaging and fun, even for someone unfamiliar with their work. A smart, imaginative blend of true crime and literary history. Definitely worth a read.
