Agatha Raisin. La strega di Wyckhadden

In this 9th book in the 'Agatha Raisin' mystery series, the amateur sleuth investigates murder in a residential hotel for retirees. The book can be read as a standalone. ***** After a vengeful hairdresser washes Agatha Raisin's hair with depilatory rather than shampoo, the partially bald amateur detec Leggi tutto

I can never get enough of Agatha. The more I read of her, the more I love her. Returning to her world is like being snuggled up cozily with a blanket and a cup of tea, it's ultimate comfort reading. This time, Agatha is on the case trying to solve the murder of a local witch whilst staying in a Vict Leggi tutto

Super series! I've been reading this series on and off for quite a few years now. Having read 18 books so far, I struggle to remember details of each book individually, so this is a general review. This is such an enjoyable modern day Miss Marple. Agatha Raisin is so annoying at times, I've felt the Leggi tutto

A cosy story set in a seaside town where Agatha is awaiting for her hair to grow back after an accident at a hairdressers. Of course there is a murder and Agatha finds the body lots of suspects at the hotel she is staying at and Agatha also meets a police inspector called Jimmy Jessop who takes a fa Leggi tutto

Oh, Aggie! Aggie just can’t get out of her own way even when she is trying to. She’s stumbled right into another murder and another attempt at finding love, but Aggie seems to always end up knees deep in a mess. Fortunately Mrs. Bloxby and her cats are there to console her and try to help. This one m Leggi tutto

Listened to this on audiobook. I enjoyed it, but it was also nothing more than another cozy mystery in the typical Agatha Raisin fashion—Agatha obsesses over her looks and her neighbour James Lacey, all the while somehow still finding time to do some sleuthing (this time she‘s trying to solve the mu Leggi tutto