Book Reviews of Death, Bones and Stately Homes (Toni Miracle, Bk 5)

A Tori Miracle Pennsylvania Dutch mystery.

ok for lite reading,,, not areal page turner

Tori Miracle is not a popular newcomer to the small Pennsylvania town of Lickin Creek. Her past - complete with mishaps and murder - recedes her. Nonetheless, she perseveres, volunteering to help with the annual house tour. Te town's most stately home offers up a surprise skeleton when a tuxedo clad set of bnes is found in the springhouse of historic Morgan Manor. The body turns out to be tht of a groom forty years late for his own wedding. But where is th bride? The couple, Rodney Mellon and Emily Rakestraw, both teachers at the local high school, disappeared four decades earlier - presumably eloping. What ended this fatal attraction, and whatare members of th community so desperate to hide? Tori unovers a crime ofperverse secrets that must be kept hidden at any cost, and unfortunately her own untimely demise.

Another fun installment in the adventures of Tori in the Pennsylvania town. The characters continue to develop and are fun, if wacky. All in all, I really enjoy this series, but I would recommend reading them in order. Each one does stand alone, but it's helpful to understanding character motivation when you've read the earlier stories.

First book I've read by this author. I ended up liking the book and its quirky characters like Haley Haley and Big Bad Bob. There did seem to be more "book" than "story". All in all, it was OK>

It excited me! I loved it!

I liked this series; plan to read more by her.

great mystery with just a touch of humor.

This book is a great read