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Book #7 for #cozyinthesun. I‘m going to be reading the rest of this series for sure! Thanks for the buddy read, @Librarybelle and @ferskner !

Another great mystery in the Amory Ames series. I love the progress shown in Amory and Milo‘s relationship and how wonderfully smart Amory is.

A bit confused in the plotting-- in the end, you're left wondering if the first death really was an accident, and I had to read through the reveal scene twice to track who did all of it. Mercifully, Milo and Amory's relationship is more stable in this book, though I'm somewhat doubtful about Milo's new leaf.

There are aspects of Amory's character and modus operandi that are suspiciously like one other guilelessly blue-eyed accidental sleuth...

I really liked this and the series continues to strengthen as it goes on. I really like the relationship between Amory and Milo and the mystery is good too. The next book is already on my watch list...

A fresh murder mystery for my bedtime book!

I am glad I have this light read to distract me from what is likely the filthiest airport I have ever flown out of. My feet are flexed because there are thousands of 🐜 running everywhere. 😳

My first "cozy mystery" (I think that's the right term!) ;) Not my normal genre but I couldn't resist the 1930s English countryside setting. ❤This was an entertaining, light read with a Downton Abbey feel. Didn't realize it was a later book in a series but didn't have trouble following along. I enjoyed the plot about a novelist whose writings contain clues to a dreadful secret. May have to check out more from this author and series!

Working my way through my last few #ALA finds from last year. I couldn't pass this one up: a mystery set in 1930s England. Yes, please! :) The first couple chapters have a very Downton Abbey feel.

An old scandal brought back to life when the author of a book that tore a group apart and caused the death of one decides that it's time to write the sequel. Gathering the players back in the original setting to make her announcement, the author herself ends up being the latest victim. Our intrepid detecting duo find themselves invited along and trapped in a manor full of murder suspects. Great 1930s cozy, I enjoyed bk 3 of this series immensely.

This was a good book, not great but good. Not a lot of action, and I had guessed the villain, but interesting characters. I plan to back up and read the first two in the series before venturing forward. #romantsy #osrbc

Just discovered that this is NOT the first in the series, but rather third...oh well, looks like I'll have to backtrack as I'm really liking it so far! #romantsy #osrbc

Starting book #3 in the Amory Ames series, accompanied by a tasty snack.

A cozy mystery by a cozy fire. Heaven.

Mysteries and I, like a jar of nutella is to a sticky-fingered one year old with a sweet tooth.

It is a source of utmost sadness for me that Ashley Weaver cannot write her books as fast as I read them. Such a great series!

Ashley Weaver does light historical mysteries so well. This time, Amory gets called to a country estate where a mysterious death happened years before. An exiled socialite wrote a scandalous novel about the death, and is planning to write another. If she lives through the night. Weaver also pokes fun at the fact that this is the third random murder investigation Amory has found herself entangled in.