Murder in an Irish Bookshop by Carlene O'Connor review

Title:  Murder in an Irish Bookshop

Author:  Carlene O’Connor

Ch: 32

Pg:  258

Series: Irish Village Mystery

Genre:  Cozy Mystery

Rating: 4 stars

Publisher: Kensington Publishing

 

     I’m not going to lie but the last one in the Irish Village Mystery series was a miss for me. So I started reading this one with lower expectations. However I ended up enjoying Murder in an Irish Bookshop. The 7^th book in this cozy series set in Ireland read like earlier books in the series. Siobhan sounded more like herself again. But more importantly the banter that I’ve come to love between Siobhan and Macdara was back. And even though there was a murder to solve there were plenty of laugh out loud moments though out the book.

 

     And even though I book 6^th let me down I loved this one and I look forward to what book 8 will bring us.

 

 

I received a copy of this book from the publisher through netgalley. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine alone. 

Review of Murder in an Irish Pub

Title:  Murder in an Irish Pub

Author: Carlene O’ Connor

Series: Irish Village Mystery 4

Chapters: 33

 

Pages: 304

Genre: Cozy Mystery

Rating: 4 stars

As A garda (Irish cop) now Siobhan can now legally stick her nose in to murder scenes. However, it doesn’t mean that she out of danger now.  If anything it seems like trouble finds her easier now.  With this being the fourth book in the series it was nice to see how much most of the characters had grown and changed.  It’s always nice to read a cozy mystery set in another country.

This one is great for fans of amateur detective turned police.

I also suggest reading the books in series order. 

I received a copy of this book from the publisher through netgalley. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine alone.