Thirteen for Dinner by Kathleen Lopez
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Thirteen for Dinner by Kathleen Lopez has all of the classic hallmarks of a great mystery novel, an old mansion, a dinner party, and plenty of confounding clues. In the tradition of Agatha Christie, the author spins a mesmerizing tale filled with interesting characters, as the lady of the house, Elizabeth Headstrom hosts her annual tantalizing party. This time there are thirteen guests, creepy clues, and talismans of bad luck as well as good luck motifs left around her huge home. As the fourth installment in the Shuller series, this book lives up to its predecessors, the ongoing role of Sherriff Shuller makes for an enticing and riveting story as the mystery unfolds along with a multitude of dead bodies. Could the little old lady Headstrom really be responsible for the tumult? The story unfolds well, with plenty of twists and turns to leave you wondering what exactly is happening as the clues are revealed. Skilled and effective storytelling make this a must-read for mystery lovers everywhere.
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