I only wish there was more, but the last chapter is a pretty good indicator as to how things will go for her. Being a Friday, the eight boys on this floor would have signed out and walked to the pub in the nearby market town of Fotlesham, but it was as well to be sure.

The Murders at Fleat House is a suspenseful and utterly compelling crime novel from the author of the multi-million bestselling The Seven Sisters series, Lucinda Riley.It was also clear that many of the characters had secrets and things were indeed very related and the answers lay in the past. To think that this book was published in 2021 and is supposed to be set in 2005, it really does give of some "older vibes" with all it´s misogony, sexism and homophobia. Even though at first I wasn't impressed at some point, the story gripped me, and I couldn't put it down! The protagonist, DI Jazmine (Jazz) Hunter was an interesting, compelling character – not my favourite female detective by any means – but I enjoyed her POV, and cared about what happened to her.

poi però è arrivato un romanzo giallo, unico di questo genere scritto da questa donna che ci ha lasciato troppo presto, un peccato perché è stata una lettura molto bella e c’era il potenziale per una nuova saga crime con i fiocchi! Jazz has her own private reasons for stepping away from her police career in London but reluctantly agrees to front the investigation as a favour to her old boss.Overall it was a pretty disppointing read and it´s such a shame with how good the idea of the book seemed to be.