[Please note that this has since been retitled as Betrayal at Cleeve Abbey.]
Last week I had the great joy of reading Anita Davison's Murder on the Minneapolis, and now (thanks to NetGalley and the publisher) I'm about a quarter of the way through the second in the series -- Murder at Cleeve Abbey!
The story opens two years after the events of the first and Flora has moved on from being Eddy's governess and onto married life. She returns to Cleeve Abbey, though, upon receiving news that her father has died. Of course, she has a difficult time believing that it was an accidental death. Since she also still has questions about her mother's death when she was young, it's a very emotional visit that, hopefully, will answer a lot of questions.
I'm not far enough in to be able to spoil much (not that I willingly would, anyway), but so far it is just as beautifully written and compelling as the first!
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I love the description in the opening, especially the details. The author's word choices add so much to the scene: jutted, trickle, plastering. I'd definitely keep reading because of the good writing.
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Sounds interesting. :)
Sounds different and interesting. Hope you enjoy the book.
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I also like the sound of this one:). This is my TT - albeit rather late... https://sjhigbee.wordpress.com/2016/11/29/teaser-tuesday-29th-november-2016/
This one isn't a "me" book, but hope you are enjoying it Karen.
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