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A review by hankfam
The Postscript Murders by Elly Griffiths
4.0
Thanks to NetGalley for an advance copy of this book.
As a devoted fan of author Elly Griffiths, I was very excited for book 2 of the Harbinder Kaur series. When Natalka, home care worker, finds her 90 year old patient dead, the last thing she expected was to get dragged into a murder mystery. Did Peggy have a heart attack, or was she murdered? DS Kaur is back on the case, this time with a unlikely trio determined to help her solve the mystery of Peggy's death. Natalka, along with Peggy's 80 year old neighbor Edwin, and the local cafe owner Benedict are soon teamed up to find out what really happened to Peggy. Murder seems to be following them everywhere as the story develops.
This book will work as a stand-alone story if you haven't read the first one, but I highly suggest starting back at the beginning with book 1 (The Stranger Diaries).
As a devoted fan of author Elly Griffiths, I was very excited for book 2 of the Harbinder Kaur series. When Natalka, home care worker, finds her 90 year old patient dead, the last thing she expected was to get dragged into a murder mystery. Did Peggy have a heart attack, or was she murdered? DS Kaur is back on the case, this time with a unlikely trio determined to help her solve the mystery of Peggy's death. Natalka, along with Peggy's 80 year old neighbor Edwin, and the local cafe owner Benedict are soon teamed up to find out what really happened to Peggy. Murder seems to be following them everywhere as the story develops.
This book will work as a stand-alone story if you haven't read the first one, but I highly suggest starting back at the beginning with book 1 (The Stranger Diaries).