from BrianEWilliams

As usual a fun and entertaining read. Agatha is less prickly than in others. Her trips to Robinson Crusoe Island are an interesting diversion.

from ratastrophe

Every time I finish a book from the Agatha Raisin series, I have a sense of pleasant completeness - something akin to having just eaten a very delightful piece of pie. The stories are fun, the characters are engaging, pretty much my only issue is that I haven't read the series in its entirety. Bu...

from madamejeanie

With her ex-husband in France, training to become a monk, a depressed Agatha comes back from a solitary holiday on a remote island just in time for horrendous rains to sweep through the Cotswolds. When the river floods the neighboring village, the body of a young blonde dressed in a wedding dress...

from Kathy89

A cranky Agatha pining for James sees a dead girl in a wedding dress floating down a swollen river from Evesham. Having seen the girl a few days before in the beauty salon she decides to investigate on her own with the help of her new neighbor, a mystery novelist, James.

from UnaTiers

James leaves to join the monastery, Agatha falls for another neighbor, conveniently next door. The parallel issues in two murders are new and Mrs. Biloxby has a larger role than usual.