A review by luffy79
Innkeeping with Murder by Tim Myers
4.0
Innkeeping with Murder was far better than it had any right to be. This was comfort food. The author is one of my favorites. He sometimes moonlights as Jessica Beck, or, Chris Cavender. But though he has always been prolific, he used to write great stories.
Case in point, this book was an Agatha Award Nominee for Best First Novel (2001). These dizzy heights have not been replicated, with no awards, and a low average score on Goodreads. But I keep getting drawn to these books of this author.
This book revolves around a lighthouse propped near a mountain. This eccentricity attracts both the victim, and his would be murderer. Reading this was cathartic. There is something uncomplicated about the book. Anyway, I liked going back to my roots. Toodle oo for now.
Case in point, this book was an Agatha Award Nominee for Best First Novel (2001). These dizzy heights have not been replicated, with no awards, and a low average score on Goodreads. But I keep getting drawn to these books of this author.
This book revolves around a lighthouse propped near a mountain. This eccentricity attracts both the victim, and his would be murderer. Reading this was cathartic. There is something uncomplicated about the book. Anyway, I liked going back to my roots. Toodle oo for now.