The Killing in the Café - (Fethering Mystery) by Simon Brett (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Coerced into joining the Save Polly's Cake Shop Action Committee, Fethering resident Jude finds the committee meetings fraught with petty power struggles and clashing egos. Matters take a turn for the worse when she and her neighbour Carole come across a badly-decomposed body on Fethering beach - and uncover a link to Polly's.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>Coerced into joining the Save Polly's Cake Shop Action Committee, Fethering resident Jude finds the committee meetings fraught with petty power struggles and clashing egos. Matters take a turn for the worse when she and her neighbour Carole come across a badly-decomposed body on Fethering beach - and uncover a link to Polly's.<p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>I enjoyed The Killing in the Cafe immensely. Jude and Carole make a good investigative team. Jude is more intuitive while Carole is more straightforward. Although their approaches differ, these two intelligent women complement each other.--S. Sasse, reviewer<br><br>The Killing in the Café... is an old-fashioned, clever mystery that keeps the reader guessing all the way to the end. The quirkiness of the characters lends to the intrigue of it all and the who-done-it, eerie quality remains to the very surprising end. Relationships run awry motivate the crime and provide a satisfying end that is ironic indeed! This is a stand-alone story but will make many readers want to read the other mystery novels in this series! Nicely plotted, Simon Brett.--V Crystal, reviewer<br><br>This book is non stop fun. I adore this book and hope for more in the series. It was a delight to read from cover to cover. True mystery fans will adore this book.--L. Reed, reviewer<br><br>While obviously more Midsomer and less Luther the stories do have a real crime mystery to solve and as a mirror on society delivers a credible case and an entertaining story.--R Latham, reviewer<br>
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