Murder, She Wrote: Death on the Emerald Isle: 56

A definite page turner. Keeps you guessing. Transforms you to Ireland with immaculate descriptions of the wonders there! Character names were a bit difficult to remember but overall a good read.

The Jessica Fletcher books are remarkable in the way that they completely capture the tone and spirit of the original TV series. Yes, they are longer, and could not be told in an hour film, but the sensibility is there. The words SOUND just like Jessica would say them. Her attnetion to detail and discovery of clues is as always. The only thing about this book is that it has a large number of characters, some related, some related by marriage, some connected by business. And with similar Irish names. In a book like this, I would have loved to see and old fashioned "Cast of Characters" listing towards the beginning, so I could refer to it and remember exactly how everyone fits in the story. Clearly, a lot of research was done on the locations. The Devil's Causeway, for example, is a real geological site in Ireland, and it's described here beautifully.

Great suspense and character profiles. I look forward to every new book. I hope there are many more to come.ry new book.

I am a huge mad NSW FAN .I BUY. AALL THE NEW. BOOKS THST COME IUT.I LUV THE BOOKS AND COULDN'T GUESS TGE MURDERER.THOROUGHLY ENOYABLE BOOK

I enjoyed this book. Great storyline. I could hardly put it down. The story takes place in Ireland and includes great details.

I loved it, you recognize Jessica Fletcher is the Jessica Fletcher in the show,Murder She Wrote. I loved the book I know she watched Murder She Wrote but also Donald Bain. She got the normal characters perfectly. She is great writer and cannot wait until read another which I have, if you like Murder She Wrote, you will lo e this book.