This mystery is pure entertainment as we follow Inspector Wexford on his quest to solve the murder of a young woman. Red herrings abound but you won't know "Who done it" until the very end.

Anne Of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery is a very amusing, descriptive and fun to read. I love the way Lucy describes Anne's feelings and personality. I would highly recommend this book and I am looking forward to reading the rest of the series!

It's the best magic treehouse book yet!

Favorite book in the series so far!

Zenobia July i

Rendell begins by introducing Inspector Wexford in the uncharateristic role of a convalescent. His dry humor is evidenced by his lack of sincere appreciation of his caregivers. There is a recurring motif that begins early on as they bundle him up for a walk to visit the statue of Sir Thomas More. The Book title comes from More's "Utopia".

Much ado about Anne by Heather Vogel Fredrick is an amazing book! I love all of heather's books and really encourage you to read all of them!

Zenobia July i

Zenobia July i