pickI love that Donna Andrews writes a Christmas book each year in the Meg series! I quite enjoyed this installment. Michael is directing the Christmas Carol production again, except this time the actor playing Scrooge is a minor big-name, who turns out to be temperamental and rarely sober. As usual, Meg is quite busy - trying to keep the star actor in line and then stumbling across an animal smuggling ring - and a murder!
so-so3⭐️ It was ok. I think I might have to read the series from the beginning to understand it better. #bookstagram #bookreview #fiction #christmasfiction #mystery #meglangslow #wintergames2020 #readnosedreindeer
Points: 25 + 15 + 1 = 41
pickLove the Christmas ones!
pickI'm almost all caught up on this series! Finding these on audio has helped me catch back up and it's been fun hearing voices put to the characters. I love following Josh and Jamie's antics, Meg is a whirlwind of activity, and grandfather is quite a riot! The rest of the cast of characters is equally entertaining and these lighthearted mysteries make for good companions on my short commute 😁
panThough Andrews has done well to cut down the number of family and church members crowding the plot and “small” town, the series has become dry rote with no real sense of suspense. The core characters have lost the personality that once made them interesting, and the story feels much like we are really running those endless errands with Meg.
pickFun, light, Christmas mystery involving an actor, A Christmas Carol, a murderer, and an animal smuggling ring. I never guessed who the murderer was.
In the spirit of the season, I‘m picking Meg Langslow for my #bestseries2017 for #jingleshelves because I‘ve read four of the latest in the series recently and really enjoyed them. And yes I know I‘ve missed a few, but I got stuck on my best book and didn‘t recover!
How the Finch Stole Christmas!: A Meg Langslow Mystery | 
