Reviewed by B.K.Hart
The Twelve Clues of Christmas by New
York Times bestselling author Rhys Bowen is a very cleverly done mystery and delightful
addition to the “Her Royal Spyness” series. It is an entertaining mix of mystery and
humor.
This is the sixth book in “Her Royal
Spyness Series” by Rhys Bowen. Lady
Georgiana Rannoch, Her Royal Spyness, gets caught up in a Christmas mystery
when the folks in the quaint village of Tiddleton-under-Lovey get caught up in
the Lovey curse and begin dropping like flies.
It’s Great Britain in the 1930’s (the
novel includes a guest appearance by the late great, Noel Coward). The story is sprinkled with a bit of Muncie,
Indiana flavor with the inclusion of Americans who pay to stay at the manor for
the Christmas holiday.
I found myself laughing aloud at some
of the antics, from the groping unwanted hands under the dinner table, to the
unraveling of her best gowns, and snoring maids found in the Lady’s bed. At
times, the humor made me feel like I wasn’t paying close enough attention to what
was actually going on in the story.
This is a must read for anyone who
loves cozy mysteries.
*New York Times bestselling author Rhys Bowen will join the Speed City Sisters in Crime on February 25. She will speak and meet fans at a Tea from 2 p.m - 4 p.m. at the College Park Neighborhood Clubhouse, then hold a book signing at Barnes and Noble next to Keystone at the Crossing from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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