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A review by halellery
The Tomb of the Honey Bee by L.B. Hathaway
adventurous
funny
mysterious
fast-paced
4.0
Things are looking up. This was far more along the lines of Dame Agatha than anything else I've read that wasn't penned by that venerable lady herself.
It was good. Real good. Not that I didn't figure out whodunnit, but Hathaway spun a good yarn, and there was still the possibility I could be wrong, due to some red herrings swimming around. That was refreshing.
Also. Posie is coming into herself here. She didn't make the amateurish mistakes she made in book 1 (she learned!! What a novel concept!). Pesky Len was also dealt with adequately.(though I'm uncertain what Hathaway wants me to assume of his character here, having married him to that uppity little harpy.)
It was good. Real good. Not that I didn't figure out whodunnit, but Hathaway spun a good yarn, and there was still the possibility I could be wrong, due to some red herrings swimming around. That was refreshing.
Also. Posie is coming into herself here. She didn't make the amateurish mistakes she made in book 1 (she learned!! What a novel concept!). Pesky Len was also dealt with adequately.