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Tip Top Mystery - Rated
I must like the Fethering Mysteries as I have just read 2 in a week. I was not disaapointed with this latest offering from the pen of Simon Brett. In these mysteries Brett has hit just the right touch between a mystery and the story of the lives of the regulars involved in the Plot. We get to know just a little bit more about Jude and Carole enough to tantalise but not to give too mcuh away that it can't be carried on into the next book. The mystery itself is top notch with a fair few people who could quite easily have carried out the murder. Jude and Carole carry on doggedly to find out who the murderer is and when it is revealed I was stunned. I didn't suspect them for a minute. I am already looking forward to the next one which unfortunately does not come out until March 2008. I can't wait especially as I want to know about Carole's grandchild!!!
Jude and Carol to the rescue once again! - Rated
Here we are with another instalment of the Carole and Jude adventures. These two ladies while away their "quiet" retirement on the south coast of England solving murder mysteries.
I think the great strength of this series is the interaction between the stuffy, formal, ex civil servant Carole and the free spirited, former model, amongst other things, Jude. They make quite a team.
Here with another beautifully crafted adventure lifting the lid on the hair and beauty salon world. And what a wonderful, yet eccentric range of characters we meet: people like The Locke family, who seem to live in a role playing game of their own design, a retired songwriter and his bossy wife and the hairdressers themselves. Just who would have a motive to murder the young assistant?
As usual Carole and Jude have to use their own skills and talents to solve the mystery. There are lots of lovely interactions with suspects. Jude is at her flirtatious best and Carole is a no nonsense as ever.
A great way to while away a winter evening enjoying the gentle yet sharp humour of Simon Brett.
