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A review by readbyryan
Gin and Daggers by Jessica Fletcher, Donald Bain
1.0
This is one of the worst books I've ever read. I will say that at least grammatically everything was correct.
I bought this book as a joke. I thought it was funny and I'm going to give it to a friend who likes Murder, She Wrote. I was bored so I started to read it. I don't know why, but I started and I could stop. So I read the book to the end. The overall plot was mildly interesting. The idea of Jessica Fletcher going to a mystery writer conference in London was somewhat interesting, but there was too much explanation of London and British culture that anyone should know and ESPECIALLY Jessica Fletcher. Regarding some things it was like she lived in a cave. It just wasn't believable.
Don't read this book. You have no reason to. It's an insult to Murder, She Wrote and Jessica Fletcher.
I bought this book as a joke. I thought it was funny and I'm going to give it to a friend who likes Murder, She Wrote. I was bored so I started to read it. I don't know why, but I started and I could stop. So I read the book to the end. The overall plot was mildly interesting. The idea of Jessica Fletcher going to a mystery writer conference in London was somewhat interesting, but there was too much explanation of London and British culture that anyone should know and ESPECIALLY Jessica Fletcher. Regarding some things it was like she lived in a cave. It just wasn't believable.
Don't read this book. You have no reason to. It's an insult to Murder, She Wrote and Jessica Fletcher.