Murder, She Wrote
Killing in a Koi Pond

4 🌟 Mood/ Seasonal Reading: No specific time mentioned but the mix of setting and vibes screams a gloomy spring day to me (maybe that’s because that’s when I read it lol) This was a short instalment in this series that I was putting off because it didn’t interest me. However, it became available in m......more

This is probably one my most favorite books so far out of the Murder, She Wrote series. Jessica finds herself in Washington D.C. to support a friend and her literacy drive. Her friend also has a a husband in the senate. There is of course a lot of cheating, bribery, and murder in this book that just......more

I am not very interested in politics. I mean, I am interested in the consequences of it on people and all that, but I usually don’t care about reading a novel on politicians. But here the political element is so vague that it’s barely there. We are in Washington DC and the suspects all revolve aroun......more

If you liked the show, you're almost certain to like the book. I leave that to you, of course. I liked the book because it followed some of the basic tenets of the show. Yes, there was a murder, but there wasn't any gore. Yes, Jessica was in danger a couple of times, but nothing terrifying. Yes, it......more

Can we just solve this murder and go home? That’s how I felt during the middle chunk of this one. I didn’t find the Washington DC setting very interesting, but as always, it was fun to hang out with Jessica Fletcher. The narrator does a good job bringing the voices to life.......more