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“All signs point toward your murder.”

How to Solve Your Own Murder (Castle Knoll Files, #1) by Kristen Perrin

June 28, 2024 by narfna Leave a Comment

30 Books in 30 Days, Vol. 4 Book 4/30 This wasn’t as clever as I wanted it to be, and I think it wasted the premise a bit, but overall I had a fun time reading it, and I finished it in a day, so clearly I can’t have that many complaints. The main plot features Annie Adams learning that she has just been made an inheritor of her great-aunt Frances’s will, a woman she’s never met, and traveling to the small town of Castle […]

Filed Under: Mystery Tagged With: cozy, cozy mystery, How to Solve Your Own Murder, Kristen Perrin, mystery, narfna

narfna's CBR16 Review No:43 · Genres: Mystery · Tags: cozy, cozy mystery, How to Solve Your Own Murder, Kristen Perrin, mystery, narfna ·
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Murder She Wanted to Write

How to Solve Your Own Murder by Kristen Perrin

May 15, 2024 by Templeton Leave a Comment

“Your future contains dry bones” so begins How to Solve Your Own Murder and the fate for one of the main characters of the book, Frances. Sixteen-year-old Frances receives a prophecy from a fortune teller that spells out a series of events that will ultimately end with her murder. Frances ends up obsessing over the prophecy for the rest of her life until almost sixty years later she is murdered. As a final tribute to her lifelong pursuit to solving her prophecy, Frances stipulates that […]

Filed Under: Featured, Fiction, Mystery Tagged With: Kristen Perrin, mystery

Templeton's CBR16 Review No:7 · Genres: Featured, Fiction, Mystery · Tags: Kristen Perrin, mystery ·
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The premise is amazing… the execution leaves something to be desired

How to Solve Your Own Murder by Kristen Perrin

April 11, 2024 by MegsDarcy Leave a Comment

When Frances was a teenager, she receives a bone-chilling fortune that she’ll be murdered one day. She then spends the rest of her life trying to prevent it. But lo and behold, 60 years later, murder comes for her. Now it’s up to her great-niece Annie to find the killer and earn her inheritance. I needed an audiobook that both my mother and I would enjoy listening to on our 13 hour drive. This was a murder-mystery, set in England, unabridged came in at 11.5 […]

Filed Under: Featured, Fiction, Mystery Tagged With: Kristen Perrin

MegsDarcy's CBR16 Review No:1 · Genres: Featured, Fiction, Mystery · Tags: Kristen Perrin ·
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