Libby Sarjeant Murder Mysteries: Murder in Bloom - Lesley Cookman Reviews
Newest Review: ... fifth in the series and was written in 2009. But despite this I found the story always interesting and easy to follow. And ... more
... although the two lead characters reminded me a little of the two characters in TV's Rosemary and Tyne, I still appreciated their hard work and eagerness to solve the mystery.
Traditionally I do not enjoy the first novel by a new author to me as it takes me a while to settle to a new style of writing and get to know and understand their mindset. And I think this was true in this case to a degree as I found this book difficult to get into, I felt it was all a bit to slow moving and the characters really didn't inspir...more
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==About the author:== Lesley Cookman is a British author born in Guildford and raised in South London. She has had a varied career having been a model, actress and disc jockey amongst other things. In her writing career she has also been diverse, writing eight fictional mysteries, three plays, short stories and in non-fiction how to write a pantomime. ==Synopsis of the story:== Strange things are happening at Creekmarsh Place and when Libby Sarjeant's son Adam gets a job there renovating the gardens she is not unhappy at the prospect. The Victorian mansion has recently been bought by television personality Lewis Osborne, but ... Read the complete review
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