A Review
Ms. Dodson leaves me feeling like I am reading a Murder She Wrote mystery written by Agatha Christie. It combines the fun and humor of Murder She Wrote and the English culture of the early to mid 1900s to create a devilish clever crime spree - by the most creative of culprits.
The author has brought back the characters first introduced in her earlier book Rules of Murder. Along with a number of new characters, including Aunt Ruth, a caring but meddling relative from England, the book held this readers attention for the past week.
Though the book is not overwhelmingly Christian, faith plays a significant enough part in the story that the believer will be appreciative of the role faith plays in the life of the various characters. On the other hand, the non-believer will not fill as if he or she has been smothered in unrealistic pictures of the believer’s life. I feel comfortable recommending the book to readers from a variety of backgrounds.
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This review is based on a free electronic copy provided by the publisher for the purpose of creating this review. The opinions expressed are mine alone.
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