from cathyskye

This is a book which was written with the author's tongue firmly planted in her cheek. G. M. Malliet must have smiled her way through Death of a Cozy Writer. From Sir Adrian hovering spider-like at the center of his web to each of his flies...er...children dancing on the threads, this book is a f...

from Kathy89

Patriarch invites his family to his country estate to tell them of his impending nuptials to an unsuitable young woman (who had been accused of murdering her 1st husband). It's not long before the eldest heir is murdered and plenty of blame and secrets to go around. This was not a good audiobook ...

from thornton37814

Cozy author Adrian Beauclerk-Fisk has asked his children to come to his castle for his wedding. When they arrived, they discover their father has already eloped to Gretna Green. It's not long until the oldest son is found dead. DCI St. Just comes to investigate. Then, as the title implies, the fa...

from ChazziFrazz

I bought this a while back because of three things: 1. Cover art included a fountain pen. 2. The word “writer” in the title. 3. The cover blurb sounded good. There are explanations behind the first two, but they don't tie to this review. Sir Adrian Beauclerk-Fisk is a writer of a long series of b...

from LadyoftheLodge

This book was humorous and contained interesting charachter portrayals. I liked it right up to the end, at which time it became quite complicated. I am usually very good at figuring out murder mystery puzzlers like this, but this one had way too many complications, twists, and hidden relationship...