Matt and Kitty are hot on the heels of the Hammets in Murder at Elm House when the story takes a dangerous turn. A complicated mystery surrounding a convalesces home and shadowy men from Scotland Yard provide plenty of adventure for your summer reading.
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| June 2021; Bookouture; 978-1800195417 audio, ebook, print (236 pages); cozy mystery |
Kitty and Matt have quickly become one of my favorite cozy mystery couples. While Matt is a professional private investigator, it is usually Kitty who stumbles upon the dangerous and clandestine mysteries. Mrs. Craven, who in previous books has delighted in assisting with the investigations, is sure something underhanded is going on at Elm House, the convalesces home she is staying at while recovering from foot surgery. She knows that Matt and Kitty will get to the bottom of it. But it turns out to be much more complicated than simple murder for money.
I thought Murder at Elm House was a bit darker than the previous books I've read but there were plenty of fun moments, too. Kitty is finally getting her driving lessons, Matt and Kitty go on a date or two, and even Alice seems to have a budding romance.
Overall, it was a fun adventure that would make for excellent vacation reading.
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Donna Huber is an avid reader and natural encourager. She is the founder of Girl Who Reads and the author of how-to marketing book Secrets to a Successful Blog Tour.
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