A review by crtsjffrsn
Lessons for Suspicious Minds by Charlie Cochrane

3.0

Cambridge professors Jonty Stewart and Orlando Coppersmith have quite a reputation for sleuthing. And their relationship makes them a rather formidable pair. When an invitation to stay with a friend of the Stewart family uncovers two suspicious apparent suicides, the two simply can't help trying to solve the case. But there are aspects of this one that hit a personal nerve and uncovering the truth may be a bit more challenging than they expect.

A rather enjoyable read. It's one part Sherlock Holmes, one part Poirot, and one part romance. The mystery is really what drives the plot, but the setting and characters really bring it to life. I definitely foresee myself reading more of these two in the future.