A Hamish Macbeth mystery.

This book goes to elis-fromSweden.

Thank you for this and all the sweets. I look forward to reading this mystery.

I enjoyed reading this book. It was fun trying out the highlander accents.

It will now go to the winner of the Christmas sweepstake.

Sending this to the winner of Abi-Gibby's Christmas Sweepstake, together with some Christmas themed fair chocolate.

Thanks so much for this book and also for the chocolate and lovely card :)

A lovely little book which I enjoyed reading

Will give this book to Tarya when I will meet her today :)

Thanks for the book and coming to see us yesterday! It's so cool to meet bookcrossers overseas!

Today I started reading this at Sundhöll Reykjavíkur while taavina was enjoying the geothermal pools 😊 The plan is to take the book to Wageningen next month.

I haven't had much chances to read so I finally finished the book yesterday. What a peculiar story! Even in cozy mysteries there's always a corpse or two, but constable Macbeth's problems are very different :D In general the police work in the Highlands seems to be very cozy indeed :)

The story had many details that made me think it was set quite a few decades back. But then Macbeth's mobile phone was mentioned :)

By the way, I totally agree with the Highlanders' opinion on newcomers: once a newcomer, always a newcomer ;) No one cares and has time to care in the city, but it's different in the countryside. Like me: my home is in Helsinki where people come and go all the time, Helsinki metropolitan area has 1.5 million inhabitants. But near our summerhouse there are families that are newcomers ("the new") to me – despite the fact that they built their houses or bought a house from our neighbours (more like: the heirs) 10–20 years, maybe even 30 years ago..

I'm not a Christmas person at all, in fact I pretty much hate the commercial Christmas which starts nowadays in Finland at the end of September (Christmas time is stretched nowadays to a quarter of a year!) when the big markets have meters and meters Christmas chocolates piled along the aisles, so I didn't mind reading this in spring. For someone else this makes of course a perfect Christmas reading :)

With the book I participate two reading challenges on the Finnish BC forum: BC Helmet 2025 -haaste (number 39) and 2025 sivua -haaste.

You can grab the book from the book buffet of Wageningen Convention 2025! Enjoy reading!

Found on the bookbuffet at the BC-Convention in Wageningen- sounds interesting, so it will come with me to Germany

Nice short read during my trainride to Frankurt on Easter.
Ich hoffe, dass eine ganz besondere BC-Crosserin dieses Buch findet :-)
Will be released at VAMF in Frankfurt