Murder the Tey Way (Golden Age of Mystery Bookclub Book 2)
About
Professor Lexie Driscoll is discussing Josephine Tey’s books at a Golden Age of Mystery Bookclub meeting when her sister Gayle arrives, terrified for her life. She’s witnessed her boyfriend’s murder and fears the killer is coming after her. Then, a man’s body is found lying in Lexie’s backyard, and Gayle takes off.
Determined to learn the truth, Lexie investigates, and discovers the bookclub members have secrets that lead to more murders and unexpected revelations in a baffling whodunnit.
Tropes: amateur sleuth, family secrets, quirky characters, red herring, bookclub, reading group
Praise for this book
"With many twists and turns, the story moves along well. The characters and conflicts are well developed. The possible suspects are many and this makes it difficult to solve the mysteries before Levinson is ready. A good read for sure."
"The novel is very intelligent book. It has a lot of suspects, crimes , drama, romance and is a clean read. Makes me want to try reading one of Tey’s mysteries for myself sometime."
"This was a great mystery with all sorts of secrets with book club members. There is no shortage of possibilities with this book. I enjoyed reading and found I couldn’t put it down…"
"Murder the Tey Way applies a touch of Tey’s theatrics to a modern-day mystery with delightful results."
"This is a book that will keep you guessing till the very end."