Ron K. (WhidbeyIslander) - , reviewed on 7/8/2011 + 689 more book reviews

The first third sets up the murder of a character introduced right away and then follows three characters off on a supposed lark that ends up in the discovery of the murdered man. This is a little trying to follow, but once Mrs. Bradley enters the story interest picks up and the detecting starts in earnest. A few non-politically-correct racial references pop up occasionally (circa 1950's thinking), but the book is entertaining and satisfying.

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