Agatha Raisin: Agatha Raisin and the Murderous Marriage (Series #5) (CD-Audio)

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Another interesting cosy mystery from the queen of the Cotswolds. Agatha Raisin is softening somewhat. She assumes Mr Raisin had drunk himself to death many years ago so it is quite a shock when he turns up on her wedding day.

from austcrimefiction

I'm dangerously close to od'ing on these as I'm starting to feel like I could quote the upcoming lines before they are uttered. Still these sorts of books are the ones I turn to when I'm doing something else that really requires concentration. They are more than a bit silly, weirdly obsessed with...

from raizel

An easy read that I might have enjoyed more if I had read the others in the series. Agatha and James, who are briefly suspected of murder, decide to figure out whodunit in spite of many requests by the police not to interfere, especially since it seems like almost every time they talk to someone ...

from auntieknickers

Poor Agatha Raisin -- she's finally caught her next-door neighbor James in matrimony, and then her first husband shows up, and hijinks ensue, though not so much fun for the first husband. Agatha's a bit of an anti-heroine, but one can't help liking her. Good fun as are all the Agatha Raisin books...

from Auntie-Nanuuq

James Lacey (Agatha's next door neighbor) has finally asked Agatha to marry him. As soon as Agatha agrees, she sells her cottage to a disagreeable woman and moves in with James; and then a snag arises, it seems as if Agatha never divorced Jimmy Raisin, but left him for dead and Jimmy believed the...