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Audible Audiobook

Listening Length: 7 hours and 40 minutes

Program Type: Audiobook

Version: Unabridged

Publisher: H.Y. Hanna

Audible.com Release Date: April 13, 2017

Whispersync for Voice: Ready

Language: English, English

ASIN: B06Y8YC5Q9

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This third submission in the Oxford Tearoom mysteries does not disappoint. As with the first two books, the setting (Oxford College) is nearly a character in itself, so much does it add to the depth and complexity of the story. One of the things I most appreciate about this series is that it dares me to think -- mediocre, trite or inane are NOT words one could apply to Hy Hannna's books! Conversation between the characters and the private thoughts of the protagonist are often insightful and perceptive, and so many red herrings abound that it's quite impossible to finger the murderer, even for a seasoned hand at murder mysteries such as myself. If I have any complaint at all about the books, it's the nickname for the delightfully funny group of elderly ladies who contribute so much to each solution, albeit with a comic twist. The Old Biddies?! I'm a bit too close to that age group myself to appreciate that moniker. I do wish they could be called something just a tad more flattering, such as The Old Dears. In any case, though, a wonderful addition to the series, and leaves one longing for the next book to appear quickly. (Please note that I received a free copy of this book from the author in return for a fair review.)

Gemma Rose decides to investigate this time to try & help her good friend Seth who's become a suspect in the latest murder. This one happens at his college. Red herrings abound in this one. I love trying to guess who did it. (I didn't.)I've rather enjoyed Gemma's mother cooking at the tearoom because it was so funny having her around to aggravate her! I thought whoever the new cook turned out to be, I wouldn't be satisfied. I'm quite sure I'll be wrong about that now after the way they found their new cook. (I got all teary eyed.)Of course the old biddies do bring quite a bit of comedy to the tearoom & beyond, especially when they get tangled up doing their own version of investigating. Somehow it always overlaps with Gemma's which is all the more amusing for the reader. This time was no different.When all was said & done,I'm very happy to say that I finally got my wish for Gemma & Devlin--even if it was at the very end. And how cute is it that Muesli now has Gemma's parent's wrapped around her little paw? No one disturb the cat! (Glad we aren't the only family that does that.) Of course Muesli gets up to her usual mischief which I find so entertaining. The stories just wouldn't be the same without her.As always, the narration is excellent. Pearl Hewitt has a knack for bringing the comedic moments in Ms. Hanna's books (and there are quite a few) to life.Disclosure: A review copy of this audio was sent to me by the author for review. All of the above opinions are my own.

Wish I could say that I enjoyed this book, but the truth is I liked Gemma less and less as the book went on. The style is the same as the first 2 books, a cozy mystery set around the Oxford tea room. Gemma however decides ethics are something you can pickup and put down when circumstances don't work out the way you want. Gemma really lost me as a fan when she demanded, several times, that people around her do the same, and got mad when they won't. She finally seems to realize how she is behaving is wrong and this turnaround would work for me, if Gemma was 15, but supposedly she is a 29 year-old Oxford graduate with almost 10 years experience as a top executive. I really had to struggle to finish this one, I really did not like the book.

Emma Rose and her gang of stalwarts, get involved in yet another murder..this one involving Emma and her BFF, Cassie's former classmate who was completed their troika of University BFF's Seth(who has been the adoring fan of Cassie-unbeknownst to her), a University Don, who has been found with a murder weapon, the now deceased Don and rings up Emma in the middle of the night(from jail) without explanation and begs her to retrieve a note he had left in the now deceased mailbox on one of the Colleges at University before the police find it.Knowing in their heart of hearts that their beloved Seth was simply at the wrong place at the wrong time and possibly in shock..the TeaRoom gang cleverly engages in a search for the real killer that leads them to clues throughout the Cotswolds villages in which they all reside (oh, this is such an inexpensive way to travel back for me) to tie all the loose ends true or false together.Of course there always has to be an additional challenge to the early stages of two separate relationships for Gemma , those being with former beau who still makes her heart beat faster, CID Devlin O'Connor, and the Dr Lincoln Green, the son of Gemma's mum's BFF Helen. And yes, her mum has discovered for good and bad the bennies of the Internet..and she and Helen have gone off to Asia much to the consternation of Gemma since it is something her mum is not the most well travelled person, and her Dad is off on a business trip on the other side of the globe. Yes, indeed, the progression of this cast including the Old Biddies is a delight and I look forward to book # 4..which I have in my possession but do I dare continue..(yes, Book # 5 is just out). Hmm it might be more delicious to save a scone or two with my tea and get on with another yet to be published book I have promised to read.

Gemma Rose is in trouble. Her friend Seth calls her in the early hours of the morning asking her to retrieve a note out of Professor Barrow's pigeon hole at college. He neglected to tell her he has been arrested for the man's murder.As usual Devlin asks Gemma to stay out of it and she and the old biddies do anything but. And when Devlin finds out she withheld information, well you can imagine.While this is going on, Gemma's mom and her best friend travel to Indonesia leaving the baking to Cassie.Of course the girls are looking for a new baker and things aren't looking good in that area either.After a few red herrings and a second murder Gemma realises who the murderer is and why.The subplot throughout the story is about homelessness and people's preconceived about the homeless.And I feel because of that there was less humor.

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