Julia Bird finds herself in up to her neck when a police officer is murdered and her friend and DI Hayley Gibson is laid up. She helps gather intel for Gibson, while dealing with a lazy and ornery superintendent who is brought in. He’s content to lock everyone out of the investigation including Gibson. Not that this disaudes Julia.
And when another person is attacked and nearly left for dead, there is one immediate connection between the two victims, but will it lead Julia to the killer? Or will Julia uncover something else that steers her down a different path? You’ll need to read the book to find out.
Murder at the Inn is a British cozy mystery with a tenacious, unstoppable sleuth who will get answers or die trying.
This review is simply the personal opinion of Carolyn Arnold. Expressions and opinions are her own and not influenced by external sources, nor is she benefited financially or otherwise in any way. She simply believes in supporting her fellow authors and sharing her thoughts on a book in that spirit alone.
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