Fethering Mysteries (Audio): Death on the Downs (Audiobook)

from artcroswell

This was the first feathering mystery I read and I simply loved it. Simon Brett has a winner here in my opinion. Carole and Jude are wonderful and so is the setting. I will continue to read these.

from page.fault

There are some mystery stories that you treat like a puzzle: you guess and deduct and try to figure out who the criminal and motive and method are. And when you get to the end, you either feel incredibly smug or quite foolish, because it all seems obvious in retrospect. And then there are others ...

from bcquinnsmom

2nd in the Carole Seddon series (which I've decided I really enjoy), this installment finds our heroine once again finding a body. This time, actually, she stumbles into a barn in a neighboring town where she is walking her dog Gulliver; it's raining and she seeks shelter. Carole sits down to res...

from the.ken.petersen

I like Simon Brett's work and admire his amazing ability to write amusing light murder fiction and radio comedies: two of my interests, but (and how did you know that a 'but' was coming?) this book seems to be a little confused. For two hundred plus pages, it follows the path of a light murder my...

from the.ken.petersen

I like Simon Brett's work and admire his amazing ability to write amusing light murder fiction and radio comedies: two of my interests, but (and how did you know that a 'but' was coming?) this book seems to be a little confused. For two hundred plus pages, it follows the path of a light murder my...