Pension for Murder

Loved this book—great plot, entertaining characters, wonderful interactions. The only thing I hope is that Virginia softens a bit as time goes on. I think we're seeing the hint of that toward the end. Great development of friendships in the book. Looking forward to reading the next!......more

Page turner from page 1 As soon as I started the book, it was hard to put it down. The characters were so endearing and I got a pleasant mix of emotions while going on the journey of the mystery surrounding Breeze Village. I strongly recommend reading this book to anyone who is looking for a fun myst......more

I I've read all three of these in the series Now by Kate McLean. I've enjoyed all three. Definitely out of the ordinary to have a 80-year-old sleuth leading this series of murder mysteries. But I think that's part of what I enjoyed it's definitely not the norm. The author steps out of the role of Pi......more

My 6P review: Publication, Plot, People, Place, Prose/Pace, Praise The initial death of a 92-year-old in a nursing home was a bit of a stretch to believe that it was actually murder, but Virginia persists. The plot was only okay. I liked the characters Virginia and Marney . I did however find it hard......more

makes old people look incompetent I like the elderly. They, as a rule, are interesting and cope well. Virginia does things that show that how many people negatively view the elderly is probably true. Yes, she puts things together in the end, but she just does so many foolish things throughout the bo......more