I really wanted to like this one, but ended up unimpressed. I also had trouble buying that a cat unfamiliar with a place is let outside like a dog and returns. And while I like the cats, Bella is about to be tossed to someone else who doesn't want her. Which brings up that Phaedra is knocked unconscious twice in a relatively short period of time, so perhaps she is already experiencing TBI symptoms. Then Phaedra is attacked after she finds a button in the dark- what eagle eyes the murderer has, to spot that Phaedra has found button and to then clobber her to get it back. Someone searches a costume shop because, apparently, they believe the bloody clothing worn by the victim would be there and they could retrieve the note.
Phaedra finds a note on a body and the policeman says she shouldn't have touched it but "at least it wasn't overlooked." Seriously? The police wouldn't have searched the body? Other plot points make no sense. Parts of the plot were okay but other seemed ridiculous. Repetition of certain points is also annoying.
I tried to get in the spirit of it all, but Phaedra seems so immature much of the times that I get tired of her. But with time running out, Phaedra quickly realizes that with this investigation, there will be no second chances.Ībout a 2.8, really. With more suspects than she knows what to do with, Phaedra finds herself on the hunt for a killer once again. Until one of the participants winds up dead.
It is a fool proof plan to draw attention to the establishment in the hopes of saving it. In a last-ditch attempt to drum up more business, Phaedra convinces Wendy to host an immersive Persuasion-themed murder-mystery weekend. Darcy).īut when Aunt Wendy decides she is selling Laurel Springs Inn, Phaedra faces losing her beloved home. She needs no Captain Wentworth to sweep her off her feet (though, she would not mind a Mr. Phaedra Brighton has her life all figured out-she has a profession she enjoys, a wonderful (if exasperating) cat, and a cozy carriage house on the grounds of her aunt's inn. Phaedra Brighton is on the case when an innocent murder-mystery weekend turns into the real deal, in the newest Jane Austen Tea Society Mystery.
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