What FUN! 1930s England, vacationing at the shore, a rocky marriage, social climbers, and a MURDER!
This reminded me so much of Agatha Christie, but with a contemporary bent. The inclusion of romance and implied social commentary on marriage… brilliant.
I loved the travelling, Amory’s husband Milo’s gracious loyalty, Gil and Emmaline’s warm sibling relationship, and the obnoxiousness of some of those guests at the Brightwell. You can’t even make this stuff up. (Well, okay, Weaver DID make it up, but it seemed pretty real to me!)
Love, hate, selflessness, mayhem, sweet nothings … You get much more than a mystery with Murder at the Brightwell.
-Calliope
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