Author: M. A. Comley
Format reviewed: Ebook
Source: Author supplied copy
Publisher: Jeamel Publishing Ltd
Publication Date: 18th October 2019
Rating: 5 Stars
Private investigator, Ruth Morgan, detests weddings, but when her best friend is about to get hitched, she finds it impossible to turn down the invitation.
A beautiful wedding, until the final kiss when the festivities turn sinister. The venue is now a murder scene.
Ruth quickly becomes frustrated by the fact the local inspector in charge of the case proves to be hopeless at her job. Therefore, it's down to Ruth to use her intrepid skills to find the murderer.
The more she digs, the more she learns about the victim and the web of lies he has spun over the years.
Ruth uncovers an extensive list of suspects, all of whom have a legitimate motive for wanting the victim dead.
But who is the murderer, and will Ruth solve the case before the inept local police?
This is the first novel in the Carmel Cove Cozy Mystery series.
A beautiful wedding, until the final kiss when the festivities turn sinister. The venue is now a murder scene.
Ruth quickly becomes frustrated by the fact the local inspector in charge of the case proves to be hopeless at her job. Therefore, it's down to Ruth to use her intrepid skills to find the murderer.
The more she digs, the more she learns about the victim and the web of lies he has spun over the years.
Ruth uncovers an extensive list of suspects, all of whom have a legitimate motive for wanting the victim dead.
But who is the murderer, and will Ruth solve the case before the inept local police?
This is the first novel in the Carmel Cove Cozy Mystery series.
Well Murder at the Wedding has proven one thing, it doesn't matter what M. A. Comley turns her hand to, she will come up trumps.
This is a fabulous Cozy Mystery and had left me wanting more from Carmel Cove, and an incredibly competent private investigator.
It's great to see the author come at a crime from a different angle to for solving, and the body count was rather reasonable.
Turns out the groom who was murdered really is an unpleasant man, and we got a great introduction to Ruth. She has strong values, a great partner, who she is resisting marrying, her best friend, Geraldine is married and widowed on the same day, and then Ruth's sister's husband has an accident.
It's impressive to see how Ruth does her best to help everyone that she cares about, investigates a murder and also spends plenty of time with her dog Ben.
I really enjoyed getting to know these characters. I had an inkling as to who did it slightly ahead of Ruth, but I wouldn't have guessed the motivation. This made such a great change of pace from reading thrillers, and Christmas books and I do love a good cozy mystery - and this is definitely a great cozy.
Fabulous start to a series and I'm excited to see where it goes from here.
Thank you to the author for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
This is a fabulous Cozy Mystery and had left me wanting more from Carmel Cove, and an incredibly competent private investigator.
It's great to see the author come at a crime from a different angle to for solving, and the body count was rather reasonable.
Turns out the groom who was murdered really is an unpleasant man, and we got a great introduction to Ruth. She has strong values, a great partner, who she is resisting marrying, her best friend, Geraldine is married and widowed on the same day, and then Ruth's sister's husband has an accident.
It's impressive to see how Ruth does her best to help everyone that she cares about, investigates a murder and also spends plenty of time with her dog Ben.
I really enjoyed getting to know these characters. I had an inkling as to who did it slightly ahead of Ruth, but I wouldn't have guessed the motivation. This made such a great change of pace from reading thrillers, and Christmas books and I do love a good cozy mystery - and this is definitely a great cozy.
Fabulous start to a series and I'm excited to see where it goes from here.
Thank you to the author for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
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