Aunt Dimity: Aunt Dimity and the King's Ransom (Audiobook)

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A charming cozy without much of a mystery, and with only occasional appearances by Aunt Dimity. It was worth reading for the history, the interesting architecture, and the food, but if you're looking for suspense even of the tamest sort, I suggest you look for it elsewhere. I enjoyed reading it n...

from phoenixcomet

Quick formulaic read of the latest adventures of Lori and the deceased Aunt Dimity who communicates through writing in a special blue journal from the beyond. This time Lori is stranded in Stepney during a massive cyclone, befriends a retired bishop, Christopher Wyndham and finds herself pursuing...

from phyllis2779

Nice book. A little too samey-same with the other books in the series. A mystery that seems serious at first but then turns out to be harmless. Lori jumping to conclusions but then taking a step back to check her reasoning with some evidence (a small change from previous plots). But it's an OK co...

from mrmapcase

The Aunt Dimity are the epitome of the cozy mystery genre, there is always a mystery, and no one is dead, well except for Dimity but that's beside the point. The latest book takes place not in Finch, but in the close-knit community of Shepney, where Lori is stranded by a extratropical storm. This...

from Kathy89

I didn't finish this book. It wasn't awful, I just lost interest-. Couple plan a weekend get-away and the wife drops her husband off Friday morning and travels on to the B&B but a storm comes up with tornado type winds and floods. She decides to get off the road and shelter in place at a church w...