Hat Shop Mystery: Death of a Mad Hatter (Audiobook)

from cathyskye

Jenn McKinlay can always be relied upon for a fast-paced, fun read that can make readers laugh, and Death of a Mad Hatter is no exception. The added bonus in this London-based series is that she gets to educate American readers just a bit in all things British. From British inheritance laws to Br...

from MystereityReviews

3 1/2 starsThe plot was quite good, but it was overshadowed by the schmaltzy, almost forced, romantic tension between the MC and the token hunky guy. I thought the investigation was a little far-fetched, (let's visit a funeral home to find clues!) but overall, I enjoyed it.The only big gripe I ha...

from anissaannalise

I liked this one. I began this series because I've enjoyed the Library Lovers series by the same author. I do think that's the better of the two (perhaps not quite fair an assessment though, as this one hasn't got as far yet), still, I think this one is worth the read. I felt there was a bit more...

from NewsieQ

London hatmakers Scarlett Parker and her cousin Vivian Tremont agree to outfit the Grigsby family with Alice-in-Wonderland-themed hats for a fundraiser. When the patriarch winds up dead - poisoned -- at the afternoon tea, suspicion falls first on the cousins and then one of their clients. Scarlet...

from ethel55

Loved the return to London and the site of Mim's Whim's. Viv and Scarlett almost take second chair to the massive cast of the Grisby family and their troubles. Tasked to provide hats to the socially high family for a fundraiser, the Alice in Wonderland theme proves to be an easy one for the milli...