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Marred By Murder…
A party thrown by the usually unsociable and bookish Lord Unsworth is marred by murder in this, hugely enjoyable and entertaining, traditionally styled mystery. Effectively portrayed in Golden Age style and set 1925, the reader is presented with an array of well drawn suspects and even more motives, as red herrings abound and more bodies pile, before a dramatic and, perhaps, unexpected denouement. As an aficionado of the Golden Age of Crime, this did not disappoint but amply rewarded in droves. Billed as the first in the Mr Quayle mysteries, the second is now eagerly awaited.

A Most Efficient Murder by Anthony Slayton
Publish date: 4 April 2022
This author is not a name I have come across before and I am pleased I did. This novel is a lovely and intriguing read. Twists, turns and red herrings abound! I enjoyed the vocabulary and dialogue. throughout the story with believable characters. My favourites being Detective Inspector Wintle and Mr Quale. I read this book in a day, very enjoyable.
I give a 4 star rating
I WANT TO THANK NETGALLEY FOR THE OPPORTUNITY OF READING AN ADVANCED COPY OF THIS BOOK FOR AN HONEST REVIEW. MY VIEWS ARE MY OWN.

I never heard of this author but I absolutely loved the book. It’s a murder mystery house party à la Agatha Christie style. I really enjoyed it and it kept me interested the entire book. As a bonus I absolutely did not know who the killer was.