From the back cover:"Duntisbourne Abbots is a quintessentially English village nestled in the stunning Cotswold hills. Recently widowed Thea Osbourne fears three weeks of house-sitting there may prove a little dull, but her first night's sleep at Brook View is broken by a piercing scream. She assures herself it was only a fox and nothing more sinister, but then a body turns up . . ."

Started to read this book today.

Finished reading this book today and was a little disappointed. I had been hoping to really enjoy this book and the series of Cotswold mysteries however the main character, Thea Osbourne is not one that I could connect with and I really didn't like her very much. It was nice to read an English countryside murder mystery although some aspects of the story were a little unbelievable. I have other books in this series and will most likely read them in the future . . . perhaps the characters and story lines will evolve over time.

Left on top of the pay phone outside the entrance to the Subway Sandwich shop in the Alliston Mills plaza.
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