A Spoonful of Murder: The first book in a hilarious and totally unputdownable cosy murder mystery series for fans of The Thursday Murder Club

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This trio muddled their way to the solution, and a resolution for their other personal cares, in a way that held my attention to the end, and has me looking forward to their next sleuthing adventure. There are a veritable plethora of red herrings and multiple suspects who could be responsible for Topsy's death, but WHY? There are multiple red herrings and numerous sub-plots which are a bit difficult to keep track of and do distract from the primary track. I was hooked right up until the end and I had many guesses as to who was responsible for Topsy’s death, and what was going on.

Charming … The plot is cosy and tricky , with just the right blend of Miss Marple , interesting and quirky characters, secrets… colourful cardigans, and of course, heaps of tea and warm companionship. On one such Thursday, they meet an old colleague of theirs, Topsy Joy with her daughter, Kelly Anne. Their lives are rather mundane at the start, they have some excitement then go back to normal again afterwards.

Iš aprašymo, o ir iš pažadų viršelyje žmogus tikiesi tokio sau cozy mystery, kažko panašaus į Osmaną ar Thorogoodą.

I was not having a good time with this book by the time a revelation about Liam came to light that I just got so angry over the smallest decision of the words chosen. Ebooks fulfilled through Glose cannot be printed, downloaded as PDF, or read in other digital readers (like Kindle or Nook). It may just be me, but I found that this group of retired primary school teachers really didn’t really have enough individualism going on for me to be able to completely tell them apart. I know that the three women, Liz, Thelma and Pat, were great characters, brought perfectly to life in the audio, and really good to spend time with. They come to know that recently Topsy has been the victim of financial fraud and has lost all her life savings.They are three very different characters, all very carefully created and developed, each with characteristics that both endeared and, at times, frustrated me.