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A review by purplelorikeet
An Ominous Explosion by Lynn Messina
4.0
Beatrice Hyde-Clare doesn't believe all deaths in London are the result of a sinister plot. But in the case of Peter Huzza, she has a few concerns that it was not an innocent accident. With the help of her husband, the Duke of Kesgrave, she works it all out and solves the mystery.
I should point out that previously I had only read the first book in this series and so I have missed out on a few details from earlier stories. But that didn't stop my enjoyment of the tenth book in the series. I am a bit of a sucker for these regency cozy mysteries and this did not disappoint. There's a mystery, witty banter between the couple and some clever investigation.
Overall, a fun read that I give 3.5 stars. Thank you to Netgalley and Potatoworks Press for giving me an advanced reader copy. I am providing this review voluntarily.
I should point out that previously I had only read the first book in this series and so I have missed out on a few details from earlier stories. But that didn't stop my enjoyment of the tenth book in the series. I am a bit of a sucker for these regency cozy mysteries and this did not disappoint. There's a mystery, witty banter between the couple and some clever investigation.
Overall, a fun read that I give 3.5 stars. Thank you to Netgalley and Potatoworks Press for giving me an advanced reader copy. I am providing this review voluntarily.