from madamejeanie

In this episode, Agatha has had a rather distressing experience trying to color her hair at home to hide her grays, and ended up with a distinctly purple tinge to her hair. On the advice of Mrs. Bloxby, the vicar's wife, she made an appointment with a hairdresser named Mr. John in the village of ...

from Kathy89

I do get a kick out of Agatha Raisin. She overhears a conversation at a new hairdresser's salon and decides to investigate with the help of her friend Sir Charles. They discover that the hairdresser is romancing and blackmailing his clients. Meanwhile Agatha is still pining away for John Lacey.

from Auntie-Nanuuq

Agatha finds a few strands of gray hair, in a self-fix she turns her hair purple.. so she goes to the hairdresser known as the Wizard of Evesham.. Not only is he a wizard at fixing hair, he's a wizard w/ the women, all of whom he uses, drops & blackmails. When Agatha decides to go out w/ him, he ...

from Andrew-theQM

Agatha grows on me more with every book I read. Her acerbic nature hides a sensitive side, and she puts on a tough facade to cover this but when that cracks she falls hard! She makes some really bad decisions around men, and just wants to be loved by a good man. As always there is good humour in ...

from LemurKat

Agatha Raisin is a fun and easy romp - a good light read. The antics of this middle-aged woman are a real lark. These little mysteries are fast-paced and intriguing, with plenty of humour muddled in with the more serious issues and a few little misadventures tossed in for good measure. Agatha has...