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Finally! A book without James Lacey being a complete jerk! Though, I‘m not really a fan of Sir Charles, either. Agatha needs better taste in men.

I liked the blackmailing story line of this instalment and the cast of new characters were all so delightfully awful!

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Book 5/9 for #OutstandingOctober

Loved Agatha and Charles teamed up solving this mystery. Poor Agatha at the end can‘t wait to read the next one. Was so happy no James Lacey this book!

I‘m liking this series more and more with each book. Agatha is such an interesting character, quite funny and very relatable imo. Her love life keeps me guessing for sure! I‘m glad it doesn‘t go the predictable route. I would highly recommend this series! 4⭐️

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Book 8 in this series

This books story line was slightly more confusing for me to work out. Maybe i was distracted with the outside world too much while reading this title but i remember having to double back and reread previous paragraphs until i was following the story properly.
Overall though, i really enjoyed this book! But i haven't read a book by M.C Beaton that i haven't enjoyed yet! ☺

I'd both missed Agatha and needed a little break. This time around, Aggie and Sir Charles investigate the murder of a "wizard" of a hairdresser whom Agatha had had a fling with. Of course, all is not what it seems, and the end sets up the next story quite nicely. (Haven't read it but have seen the TV adaptation.) Looking forward to more time in Carsely soon!

This eighth Agatha Raisin series book finds Agatha as moody as ever. This time, she enters the world of the hairdresser - full of jealousies, gossip, and even murder. Love the characters; I'm a huge M.C. Beaton fan and have yet to be disappointed.

8th in the Agatha Raisin mystery series, set in England