A Mysterious Review of Deadly Desires at Honeychurch Hall by Hannah Dennison. A Kat Stanford Mystery.
Review summary: This is a very entertaining, often very humorous, cozy mystery with the many quirky characters displaying their affection or rancor, often both, towards one another in a manner that is generally more genial than not. The nicely plotted storyline makes for a fine, amusing, and enjoyable summer read. (Click here for text of full review.)
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Deadly Desires at Honeychurch Hall
Hannah Dennison
A Kat Stanford Mystery
Minotaur Books (May 2015)
Publisher synopsis: When the body of a transport minister is discovered in the grounds on Honeychurch Hall, suspicion about his unusual demise naturally falls on the folks in the village. After all, who could possibly want a high-speed train line built in their front yard?
News of the murder soon reaches Kat Stanford's nemesis Trudy Wynne. A ruthless tabloid journalist and the ex-wife of Kat's discarded lover, Trudy is out for revenge. She is also interested in exposing — and humiliating — Kat's mother Iris, who is secretly the international bestselling romance writer Krystalle Storm.
As the body count begins to build, Kat becomes inextricably embroiled in the ensuing scandal. Is the minister's death the result of a local vendetta, or could it be connected to her mother's unusual (to say the least) past?
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