SHOT THROUGH THE HEARTH
by Kate Carlisle
When a multimillionaire throws a conference in a small town,
attendees start dying. If you can
overlook a “small town” with hotel accommodations for over a thousand people, a
well-planned conference with no apparent security, a police force that chooses
to stop for a steak dinner instead of investigating the second murder at said
conference, and a number of other improbable incidents, this is a pretty good
mystery.
Those murdered aren’t very likeable, the main characters are
likeable and red herrings abound in this cozy mystery by a well known author.
The characters are well developed, the plot is interesting and intricate, and
writing is more than adequate.
A fast, easy read for a lazy afternoon. Carlisle fans will like this outing in the “fixer-upper
series.
4 of 5 stars
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