I enjoyed the progression of this latest book in the Agatha Raisin mystery series. In some of the books, there are more than a few tangents that have led me to lose track of The actual original mystery. I had started to feel that way in this book, with the continuing addition of murderers. However I feel that this book did tie all of those together quite well. I also enjoyed how the story didn’t end when the mystery was solved.
I enjoy seeing the character of Agatha realizing her intuitions are correct. As well as, learning how to read some of her more obscure feelings of woman’s intuition. I love how the author has led Agatha finally accept her maturity and see it as a blessing. And is allowing her to have and accept the softer side of feelings.