Despite it being a murder mystery, this was somewhat frothy, with the groom and bride to be investigating the murder of a prominent citizen. It takes place in England where the 60 year old Lord Hetheridge, never married but the father of a recently announced daughter, is marrying a 31 year old woman who is his social inferior--as many like to point out. I am unfamiliar with Emma Jameson, though I see that she is a Goodreads author, and doubt that I shall seek out any other of her books. I was given this book by Emma Jameson just because she is a great person!I would give this installment 4.5 stars if I could.I have to say as much as I love the main characters in these books, I hated the people that were introduced but then I am supposed to; thankfully most of them do not have a happy ending. One of my favorite things about the book was originally one that confused me the most. I know that Kate is a cop and not interested in the froofy part of life but I couldn’t understand why she didn’t want anything to do with the wedding planning. But the twist there? Yes, loved it!This time Tony, Kate, and Paul are put in a lot of bad situations and the horrible Superintendent Jackson is brought back in a larger way. I do hope that he gets his soon. The mixture of mystery, menace, and humor in these books will keep me coming back for more.
What do You think about Something Blue (2013)?
4.5 stars. A most satisfying conclusion to the series. Good feels and grins.
—nessa9315
I like the relationships portrayed in this series. It was an enjoyable read.
—sblanchard
Decent read, but terribly disappointed with the ending.
—Lalapalooza
