Agatha Raisin: Something Borrowed, Someone Dead (Audiobook)

from thornton37814

Agatha Raisin has been hired to look into the murder of Gloria French in the village of Piddlebury. She and some of her team go there to investigate and learned that the victim was someone who did not get along that well with other villagers. One of her biggest flaws was that she stole items from...

from Romonko

I found this book marginally better than the last few. There was still a rushed and frantic pace, and lots of holes in the plot, but Agatha was at her bossy best in this one. And we see the whole crew-Agatha, Toni, James Lacey, Charles Firth and Roy Silver. Oh and Mrs. Bloxby. Let us not forget t...

from bearette24

I couldn't get into this one at all. Usually I love Agatha Raisin but this book felt "phoned in." Hopefully the next one will be up to MC Beaton's usual standards.

from Auntie-Nanuuq

This is the first time I have ever read Agatha raisin by Marion Chesney (M.C.) Beaton. I have purposely avoided this series for the reason that I surmised (correctly) that Agatha Raisin was an blatantly brassy & bold busybody (alliteration) . Ah Ha! I was correct, she certainly isn't an endearing...

from KMT01

This is the first book I have read in this series, and, though not overly enthused, I was not disappointed either. Agatha raisin and her staff explore the death of a brassy woman, who borrowed items from everyone and conveniently forgot or neglected to return them from poison imbibed in some elde...