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As books with body parts go, this isn't too bad.
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Great characters by a never-disappointing author.
Lorraine T. (mysterylover) reviewed The Torso in the Town (Fethering, Bk 3) on + 318 more book reviews
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I love this series. I think this is the 1st book featuring the two gals who have retired and live in cottages next door to each other in a seaside town called Wethering. One is a free spirit - sort of a 60's hippie and the other is a rigid sort of organized retired business woman. They come together to solve a murder. The detective work is fun and interesting and so is their developing friendship. I've read 3, I think and am eagerly awaiting a new one.
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Absolutely delightful! Much small English village intrigue, with malice in the telling and great characters. This tranquil town isn't what it seems.
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Fun fun whodunit, with some great characters in a small town where nothing happens-but always does!
Another entertaining cozy mystery, 3rd in a series. There are not many cozies I like these days, and some I used to like that now leave me cold, but so far I'm enjoying these. I enjoy the contrast between Carole and Jude. Carole is so reserved and straight-laced she can't bring herself to ask her friend's last name because too much time has now gone by. Then there's Jude, who keeps the various bits of her life strictly separate. she seems to know perfectly well what Carole is thinking and delights in not answering the unasked questions. I think it's funny how the two go around asking incredibly detailed questions of the suspects and get answers. It's totally unbelievable. They also never seem to ask what I think are obvious questions. These things have irritated me in other books but for some reason, I'm happy to go with it in this series. So...I'm liking them and I'll read more.
Arlene L. (poolmysteryreader) reviewed The Torso in the Town (Fethering, Bk 3) on + 63 more book reviews
mummified torso is found in new homeowners cellar
