‘Murder At The Gorge’ by Frances Evesham is the seventh book in this series. It works great as a standalone, but as with a series, it whets your appetite for the rest be warned!
It is set in Exham-On-Sea and the main characters are Libby, and Max who is a former banker turned cybercrime investigator. They are now both Private Investigators and are planning to get married and Libby is, you would think, run off her feet with it all. She goes to a local history society meeting and before the meeting can even begin someone mentions that a resident of Exham, Carys Evans has received a poison pen email, with a strange nursery rhyme contained in it. Max then received an email from his ex-wife who has received a poison pen mail too. He plans to meet up with her in woods by the Avon Gorge. He takes his dogs walking there, when the dogs sniff out a body and it turns out to be Carys, Max realises there is more going on than meets the eye.
A brilliant cosy mystery to curl up with of an evening. Very addictive reading, the twists and turns of the investigation makes for a very interesting read. I really liked Max and Libby they work so well together and get the job done and done well!
Another great book from Frances Evesham and I am looking forward to my next instalment with Max and Libby.
Thanks to Rachel’s Random Resources and Frances Evesham for the book for my thoughts today.
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