Jessica Fletcher

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A Murder, She Wrote Mystery

A Deadly Judgment

Dustin

Just another Jessica Fletcher. It’s a bit of a different setting this time, but somehow ended way too fast. Things happened really quickly and there was not as much excitement as usual. Also slightly confusing.

Giulia Pianta

This was my first read of this book, and I wasn’t sure I would like it. I don’t really care about books set in court, I tend to find the idea quite boring.

However I was pleasantly surprised for how much I liked this one. The court bits were not too many or too long, and they were interesting.

As usual, I love the description of the town, and as usual of the free time activities of our heroine.

Despite liking it while reading, I find myself remembering very little after a couple of months. It didn’t really stick with me and I can barely remember who the culprit was and how the murder took place.

One thing I remember because it is always quite odd, is how the press gets all crazy because she is involved in the murder. Like, I am sure most people don’t know the face of a single author, it seems unbelievable that everyone knows and recognises Jessica, and she is followed by journalists as if she is a big celebrity. I get that sometimes it is needed as plot device, but it is mostly bizarre and it could be avoided without impacting the enjoyment of the book or the plot.

A Deadly Judgment A Murder, She Wrote Mystery

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