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A review by melaniemm89
A Murder at Rosings by Annette Purdey Pugh
4.0
Thank you NetGalley for the ARC!
As sequel of sorts to Pride and Prejudice, A Murder at Rosings focuses on a murder investigation. The victim? Mr Collins (not surprised at the choice there). The weapon? A paper knife. The culprit? To be confirmed...
Currently re-reading P&P, I really enjoyed having another story focusing on the side characters. However, it also highlighted the different writing style. While I really liked reading this story, I would often compare the different speech patterns. Similarly, I thought that the author made (overall) Lady Catherine de Bourgh, shall I say "nicer", than she was in the original book.
If you love anything P&P, and murder mysteries, you will really enjoy A Murder at Rosings, and who knows, you might guess whodunnit.
As sequel of sorts to Pride and Prejudice, A Murder at Rosings focuses on a murder investigation. The victim? Mr Collins (not surprised at the choice there). The weapon? A paper knife. The culprit? To be confirmed...
Currently re-reading P&P, I really enjoyed having another story focusing on the side characters. However, it also highlighted the different writing style. While I really liked reading this story, I would often compare the different speech patterns. Similarly, I thought that the author made (overall) Lady Catherine de Bourgh, shall I say "nicer", than she was in the original book.
If you love anything P&P, and murder mysteries, you will really enjoy A Murder at Rosings, and who knows, you might guess whodunnit.