A delightful new series featuring two sleuthing sisters who run the Hemlock Falls Inn. While Sarah takes care of business, her sister Meg runs the inn's kitchen. During the annual History Days festival, a mock witch stoning takes a grisly turn when a guest at the inn is substituted for the fake witch.

Synopsis
The History Days festival is the highlight of the year in Hemlock Falls. And the reenactment of the seventeenth century witch trials is the highlight of the festival. But this year the mock execution becomes all too real when a woman is crushed under a pile of stones. The victim has been identified as a guest at the inn. The killer has not been identified yet. Hemlock Falls is a pretty little town in upstate New York. Sarah Quilliam, with her talent for business, runs the Inn at Hemlock Falls. Her sister, Meg, keeps the guests happy with her culinary abilities. But when it comes to murder, the Quilliam sisters have to rely on other skills, spotting clues, solving crimes and catching culprits.
221 pages

Well, this book was not exactly suitable for my taste. There was too much artificial fun which was not fun after all. Too many persons in the book makes it impossible for the writer to describe and for the reader to get to know anybody well and the book becomes superficial.

Teemavapautus - Themed release:

Pippiksen patsashaasteen innoittamana vapautin kesäteatterissa tapahtuvista murhista kertovan kirjan näyttelijä Ida Aalbergin patsaalle. Patsaan on veistänyt Raimo Utriainen 1972. (Patsas voitti suunnittelukilpailun 1961.) Joku oli jättänyt silmälasit patsaan juurelle, joten lukemisen pitäisi sujua.
Lukuiloa löytäjälle!

I released the book about murders in the summer theater at the statue (by Raimo Utriainen) of famous Finnish actress Ida Aalberg. Somebody else had left eyeglasses. It should be easy to read the book now!
Happy reading!