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10 June 2020
Paranormal | Mystery
207 Pages
My Rating ~ 4 bites and a nibble
Lucy is getting pretty
good at running her grandmother’s knitting shop in Oxford. Well, I guess it’s
actually her knitting shop since her
grandmother is dead. Technically she’s undead. And one of the newest members of
the vampire knitting circle. Yes, you heard me right. Vampires are real and
they live in tunnels under the knitting shop and probably most of Oxford, too.
Except for Rafe, their undead leader. He has a big ass mansion out in the
country. Anyway, like I was saying, Lucy is getting to be quite the
businesswoman. Unfortunately it’s taking her a lot longer to get the hang of being
a witch. Maybe if she took it more seriously she’d progress faster. I really
like Lucy, but, for fuck’s sake, I just want to smack that child sometimes.
Lucy and her intrepid
vampire sleuths have been solving murders in Oxford for quite a while now. You’d
think Lucy was some kind of murder magnet the way she’s always stumbling onto
or into a crime scene. It’s a good thing she’s pretty smart and has awesome
helpers to solve these cases otherwise the police might think she was a serial
killer or something. Awkward.
Anyway, this time an old
high school frenemy of Lucy’s comes to town and man, do I hate her. She is
extremely hateable. Trust me. So we know she’s going to end up dead, right?
Yay! The best part is she ends up dead in a mansion (not Rafe’s) with a lot of
rich assholes around. Any one of them could have done it and it’s great wading
through them to see who did the delightful, *cough* I mean, dastardly deed.
Even though there’s less of the vampires in this one, my favorite Detective
Inspector Ian Chisolm is on the scene and Rafe’s butler/catering whiz, William,
gets some serious page time. I love him! Lucy (and by Lucy I mean the author
hint hint) seriously needs to find him a potential wife. He’s a darling! Excellent
characters, great plot, some English history, and overall, a fabulous afternoon’s
entertainment. I’m still loving this series and look forward to more.
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