pickI‘m giving this a pick, but it‘s a low one. The story was interesting, and I really didn‘t figure out the murderer. However, if you are creating a new series (this was the first in the St. Just series), you really need to introduce your detective earlier than half way through the book. And the detective should appear relatively frequently. Readers need to get to know and like your recurring characters. #audiowalk
About 65% through the book and the titular death finally happened. I can‘t decide if I‘m going to like this series or not. I don‘t feel as if I know St. Just the way I feel I know Poirot or even Miss Marple. I didn‘t get to walk as long as I wanted to because it started thundering, but at least I got some walking in. The clouds were much darker than they look in these pictures. #audiowalk
This is the first (I think) in the St. Just mystery series. It reminds me a bit of Agatha Christie in that no one in the family of the murdered person is at all likeable. The murder didn‘t happen until about 40% into the book, and we don‘t meet St. Just until almost 50%. #audiowalk
pickI enjoyed this introduction to Detective Chief Inspector Arthur St. Just of Cambridge, in which he is investigating murder on the estate of a famous writer of cozy mysteries. I definitely did not unravel the solution, and looking back, I don‘t know if I had all the clues to enable me to solve it... But, I liked it all the same.
It's here!!! #letsgetcozy
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While I truly enjoy #audiostitching it has set me woefully behind in reading the books I actually own. So I've decided to put the needles away in April and will tackle my #cozymystery tbr. (With one exception a Kylie Scott romance coming out the 2nd week of April).
Above is just a sampling of what I'm considering tackling.
Note: selections may change without notice.
Death of a Cozy Writer | 
