Murder in the Inn
Full Title: Murder in the Inn
Author / Editor: Barbara Fox
Publisher: Unlimited Mind Pub., 2002
Review © Metapsychology Vol. 8, No. 23
Reviewer: Su Terry
Murder in the Inn by Barbara Fox is a cozy set in a
Georgetown/Washington, DC Inn. A good mystery if you are more interested in
reading about odd and quirky characters than trying to solve a crime.
Murder in the Inn is set in a small inn on a quiet street in
spend a lot of time on the road, but somehow she did not expect it would
include their honeymoon? After an all too brief wedding night in the Atlantic
City Hotel where she worked, Joey flies off to
that the "nice old Mrs. Ellington" did not just accidentally fall and
break her neck. With the help of Noah, the
Maria, a neighborhood psychic,
was.
Murder in the Inn is "a cozy" which means it can best
be described as "mystery-lite". The
violence and crime occurs off-camera and the killer is not truly evil. In fact
you might actually like him/her. If truth be known, the characters are better
than the story. Each character is quirky and interesting in his/her own way. The suspects include a gabby realtor with a
desire to show her children she can make it as a star or a cowboy with an eye
for
student from
expect great traumatic mysteries.
Barbara Fox, the producer/director
of Mystery on the Menu writes all of the interactive murder mystery plays and
acts in most of them as well as producing and directing them. She has been an
actress and writer all of her life and loves combining acting and writing into
mystery plays that entertain and challenge audiences. She began the company in
mystery novel featuring characters from her many interactive plays. She has
also created Mystery Games for At-Home Mystery Parties. Murder in the Inn is her first novel.(2002)
For more information on Barbara Fox and Mystery on the Menu, please visit her
website at – http://www.mysteryonthemenu.com
Murder in the Inn by Barbara Fox is a comfy cozy mystery. It is
short on thrills, but makes up for it on fine characterization. (BTW the
recipes are worth the price of the book. YUM!)
© 2004 Su Terry
Su Terry: Education:
B.A. in History from Sacred Heart University, M.L.S. in Library Science from
Southern Connecticut State College, M.R.S. in Religious Studies/Pastoral
Counseling from Fairfield University, a M.Div. in
Professional Ministry from New Brunswick Theological Seminary, a Certificate in
Spirituality/Spiritual Direction from Sacred Heart University. She is a
Licensed Minister of the United Church of Christ and an Assistant Professor in
Library Science at
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