I will be editing this review later on, but as of right now it was a good story plot. A little confusing at times with the main character and her “spells”

I had high hopes as I love closed room mysteries but this fell really flat for me. Partially it was due to the writing style, there was a lot of facts that were repeated over and over again. Also, I'm not one who needs to like the characters but almost everyone was so rude to each other, it just wasn't very pleasant to read.

What a quirky, fun take on the traditional English Country House murder mystery! There's a wonderfully wacky cast of characters with differing ideas as to how a book club should be run. The nature steps in, and the guests are snowed in. One-by-one, murders begin. Is there a single killer that's hunting them all? Or is one of the book club members on a killing spree?

I found this to be charming, authentically golden age era style murder mystery, yet set in present day. I was delighted by this book and found myself laughing aloud at parts while simultaneously trying to figure out whodunit. I thoroughly recommend this book.

I would like to thank Victoria Dowd, Joffee Books and netgalley for the opportunity to read this book and exchange for a fair and honest review.

I would like to thank netgalley and the publisher for an advance copy in exchange for an honest review. I will admit reading the synopsis caught my eye right away, and while it was an interesting read, it didn’t fully catch my attention like I thought it would. Interested to see what she comes up with next though