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A review by gaysandmurder
Murder at an Irish Wedding by Carlene O'Connor
2.0
Not much of a Mystery, Not very cozy
What I liked the the first book was Siobhan having to solve the mystery in order to save her family and their Bistro. In this one she is super involved in solving the mystery without every really being giving much of motivation. She is so nosy that I found myself rooting for the people telling her to mind her business.
The mystery was very obvious so it made a lot of the investigation tedious and not engaging.
There wasn't enough focus on the O'Sullivan clan or other cosy elements such as running the Bistro. It did have some which I enjoyed and I still have a small amount of faith in this series which is why I am giving it 2 stars.
What I liked the the first book was Siobhan having to solve the mystery in order to save her family and their Bistro. In this one she is super involved in solving the mystery without every really being giving much of motivation. She is so nosy that I found myself rooting for the people telling her to mind her business.
The mystery was very obvious so it made a lot of the investigation tedious and not engaging.
There wasn't enough focus on the O'Sullivan clan or other cosy elements such as running the Bistro. It did have some which I enjoyed and I still have a small amount of faith in this series which is why I am giving it 2 stars.