Murder at Redwood Cove (A Kelly Jackson Mystery), by Janet Finsilver
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Bed, breakfast…and a body! If it weren’t for the fact that she’s replacing a dead man, Kelly Jackson would love her new job managing the Redwood Cove Bed and Breakfast on the coast of Northern California. But Bob Phillips did plunge off the cliff to his death…and Kelly’s starting to think it may not have been an accident. Bob’s retired friends—The “Silver Sentinels”—are also on the case, especially when Kelly is attacked…and another body turns up. Kelly has her hands full with overseeing the B&B’s annual Taste of Chocolate and Wine Festival, but she’s also closing in on the killer…who’s ready to send Kelly on her own permanent vacation…
Murder at Redwood Cove (A Kelly Jackson Mystery), by Janet Finsilver- Amazon Sales Rank: #11353 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-10-13
- Released on: 2015-10-13
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18 of 18 people found the following review helpful. Make your reservation now By Barbara Tobey Book me a room at the Redwood Cove B&B, please. A charming protagonist, interesting characters, a touch of romance all combine to make for delightful reading. The children, the seniors, all ages in between play a significant role in making this an engaging and entertaining read. The mystery kept me guessing and there were a few surprises along the way to the conclusion. Netgalley provided an ebook in exchange for my honest review. So happy that I requested this one. I look forward to the next one in this series.
18 of 19 people found the following review helpful. Murder at Redwood Cove By Lola I received a copy in exchange for an honest reviewThis sounded like a fun cozy mystery and I am so glad I got approved to read and review this one netgalley. It's just a bit different from most of the cozy mysteries I've read and I really enjoyed it. firstly it's told in the first person point of view, this is the first cozy mystery I've read that did that and I thought it really worked well. Then there was the mystery, Bob the previous manager of the Bed and Breakfast died in an accident, but a group of senior citizens are convinced it was murder. So the focus was more on proving Bob had been murdered and finding the murderer. I though it was a nice twist and made for a fun storyline.The mystery kept me guessing, there are four suspects from almost the beginning and it's hard to narrow the suspects down as they all seem to be on the scene or have had access to certain information, so until the very end it stays a mystery who has done it and why. And then there are two delightful plot twists towards the end, which were so well done and where so different from what I expected. Bonus points for that! I love a mystery that can take me by surprise like that.This book had a fun cast of characters, from Helen to her son Tony and his adorable dog Fred and the group of senior citizens who help solve crimes and such the Silver sentinels. I really liked all these quirky characters and how they brought live to the book. The sheriff isn't convinced Bob has been murdered and I actually thought from his point of view it made sense why he stayed with that point of view until there was really evidence and by then he was the first to run into action. It was great to see Kelly, the main character jump on the case and while investigating and running the bed and breakfast she slowly grows fond of the place. I also felt like we got a feel for her character and we learn a bit about her past as well. I liked how she was dedicated to solving this mystery, but also was responsible, didn't rush into things and gladly asked others for help. I liked how she listened to the Silver sentinels and took them serious and also took time to pay attention to Tony and his dog. Tony and his dog where two of my favourite characters in this book and they also play a vital role in the plot.There is a small hint to a possible romance, but only small. Maybe it will be build upon in later books? For now this character was only introduced and I wasn't really sure what Kelly saw in him as I didn't really feel their connection. But like I said there isn't really much focus on that part, so maybe that's the reason I didn't really feel the romance.The bed and breakfast setting close to the coats made for a fun setting. Although I would've liked to get a better view of the bed and breakfast. There are some descriptions of the surrounding area, but not as many from the bed and breakfast itself. The small town feel and close knit community was nice too.To summarize: I really enjoyed this book! It's told from first person perspective, which really worked for me. And the mystery was done well and kept me guessing. I also liked how it started off as an accident, but there were hints he might have been killed. There are two great plot twists towards the end that took me by surprise and I thought they were well done. I liked the main character Kelly and the side characters brought this story alive as well. There are the Silver Sentinels, Tony and his dog, other members of the community, Helen and Daniel and Tony his friend Adie. Kelly was a great main character with how she was dedicated to solving the mystery, but also level headed. The coastal bed and breakfast setting and small town community were great too! All in all this was a great start of a new series and I am looking forward to the next books in this series!
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful. Well Crafted Debut By M. Brown Synopsis:Bed, breakfast…and a body!If it weren’t for the fact that she’s replacing a dead man, Kelly Jackson would love her new job managing the Redwood Cove Bed and Breakfast on the coast of Northern California. But Bob Phillips did plunge off the cliff to his death…and Kelly’s starting to think it may not have been an accident. Bob’s retired friends—The “Silver Sentinels”—are also on the case, especially when Kelly is attacked…and another body turns up. Kelly has her hands full with overseeing the B&B’s annual Taste of Chocolate and Wine Festival, but she’s also closing in on the killer…who’s ready to send Kelly on her own permanent vacation… (Goodreads)Review:This is the first book in the Redwood Cove series and it was quite enjoyable. It had all the elements that I look for in a cozy book: mystery, likable characters, small town feel and, of course, a dog.The mystery is carried on well throughout the book and there are many clues to be found during the course of reading. And there is not only one mystery to solve but actually three, which was great. There are twists and turns to muddy the waters and I did not figure out the killer until it was revealed to me. It came as a surprise to me, and I really like when that happens.The characters are well rounded and well developed. There is an immediate feel of small town closeness and neighbors taking care of each other. The employees at the bed and breakfast care about each other and help each other whenever they can. I think that they welcomed Kelly like they had known her for a very long time. I felt that Kelly accepted the other people (not those from the bed and breakfast) a little too quickly and her concern for some of the suspects seemed unrealistic to me. She had just met all these people but she was very worried that one of her new acquaintances would be the guilty party.To me, Fred, the dog, stole the show. I enjoyed reading about his antics and his unbridled love and energy. I think the author perfectly described the devotion and loyalty between a boy and his dog and I felt good reading about it. The one thing that bothered me with Fred was the special ability that he had. It was discussed at times throughout the book but at the end of the book it was discussed again and then glossed over. I would have liked more time spent with this because it was a very important life challenge (I do not want to say more because I do not want to spoil that aspect of the book). I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a well crafted cozy mystery. From what I can tell, this is the author’s first book and, as a debut, it is very well written. I am eagerly awaiting the release of book two in this series.I received a free copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for a honest review. I would like to thank NetGalley and Kensington Books for the opportunity to read and review this book.
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