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This latest installment in Carlene O’Connor’s Irish Village Mysteries returns the series to Kilbane with the highly anticipated opening of a new bookstore, Turn the Page. At an event featuring Irish authors, one of the panelists is murdered, and it soon becomes clear that an earlier death is somehow connected. Protagonist and guarda Siobhán O’Sullivan, along with her fiancé and supervisor Macdara Flannery, lead the investigation.O’Connor is one of my favorite cozy authors. She writes vividly and with an attention to language not always present in this genre, skillfully plots her stories, and weaves in a sense of place. She does so here, although I found Murder in an Irish Bookstore to be something of a departure from her earlier books. Maybe because the plot involves the publishing business, agents, genre fiction, and author personalities, O’Connor’s tone skewers these elements. Likewise, the mystery has some over-the-top, overly dramatic moments. O’Connor also makes clear that Siobhán, ironically, is no great reader.This book feels transitional with the addition of recently graduated guarda Aretta Dabiri, a trainee assisting the investigation. Through Dabiri’s eyes we - and Siobhán - see Siobhán and Macdara’s relationship anew. Dabiri also provides a useful counterpoint to show how much Siobhán has grown over the series. The police procedural aspect of the series continues to be a strong suit. Overall rating: 4 stars.
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This latest installment in Carlene O’Connor’s Irish Village Mysteries returns the series to Kilbane with the highly anticipated opening of a new bookstore, Turn the Page. At an event featuring Irish authors, one of the panelists is murdered, and it soon becomes clear that an earlier death is somehow connected. Protagonist and guarda Siobhán O’Sullivan, along with her fiancé and supervisor Macdara Flannery, lead the investigation.
O’Connor is one of my favorite cozy authors. She writes vividly and with an attention to language not always present in this genre, skillfully plots her stories, and weaves in a sense of place. She does so here, although I found Murder in an Irish Bookstore to be something of a departure from her earlier books. Maybe because the plot involves the publishing business, agents, genre fiction, and author personalities, O’Connor’s tone skewers these elements. Likewise, the mystery has some over-the-top, overly dramatic moments. O’Connor also makes clear that Siobhán, ironically, is no great reader.
This book feels transitional with the addition of recently graduated guarda Aretta Dabiri, a trainee assisting the investigation. Through Dabiri’s eyes we - and Siobhán - see Siobhán and Macdara’s relationship anew. Dabiri also provides a useful counterpoint to show how much Siobhán has grown over the series. The police procedural aspect of the series continues to be a strong suit. Overall rating: 4 stars.
O’Connor is one of my favorite cozy authors. She writes vividly and with an attention to language not always present in this genre, skillfully plots her stories, and weaves in a sense of place. She does so here, although I found Murder in an Irish Bookstore to be something of a departure from her earlier books. Maybe because the plot involves the publishing business, agents, genre fiction, and author personalities, O’Connor’s tone skewers these elements. Likewise, the mystery has some over-the-top, overly dramatic moments. O’Connor also makes clear that Siobhán, ironically, is no great reader.
This book feels transitional with the addition of recently graduated guarda Aretta Dabiri, a trainee assisting the investigation. Through Dabiri’s eyes we - and Siobhán - see Siobhán and Macdara’s relationship anew. Dabiri also provides a useful counterpoint to show how much Siobhán has grown over the series. The police procedural aspect of the series continues to be a strong suit. Overall rating: 4 stars.
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