Murder in the Museum

I always enjoyed the Charles Paris stories and thought I'd try this from the Fethering series. I will probably read more of these, simply because they're easy and I only yelled at the book once: when the heroine finds the secret priest hole and ventures down it without a "lifeline" (someone who know......more

I have to stop reading these, it's getting ridiculous. Five in row. But they are so fricking calming. However, I would like to tell the main characters to stop walking into places where they will obviously be trapped. I think I shall call this series, "Nancy Drew for the Adult Soul."......more

Another good story but not my favourite. I took one star off for storyline and another for the appalling way he portrayed the character Jonny who had Downs Syndrome.......more

Murder in the Museum is the 4th book in the Fethering mystery series by English author Simon Brett. It's been awhile since I visited the southeast coast of England and saw what crime-solving friends Carrie and Jude are up to. In this story, Carrie has just been asked to sit on the Board of the house......more

Bracketts, an Elizabethan house, is to be turned into a museum celebrating the life and work of a local poet, Esmond Chadleigh. But there is tension on the Board of Trustees that Carole Seddon, an amateur sleuth, joins as it plans the way forward. Then a skeleton is discovered in the kitchen garden a......more