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The Mystery Guest
by Nita Prose
"Rise, polish and shine!" -The Mystery Guest
Molly the maid is back at the Grand Regency Hotel as Head Maid. She's just as quirky, concise, and dedicated to leaving everything in a state of perfection as she was in The Maid. When world-renowned Mystery writer J.D. Grimthorpe drops dead in the hotel tearoom moments before he is to make a momentous, media-shattering announcement, Molly is faced with yet another mess to mop up. Who killed the cantankerous, illusive writer? Was it Lily, the Maid-In-Training? Was it one of his Number One Fans? Could it be his flighty personal secretary, Ms. Serena Sharpe?
"The dream of clean works best with a team" - The Mystery Guest
The characters that we loved and loved to hate are back in this sequel to The Maid: the loveable doorman, Mr. Preston, the exasperated hotel manager, Mr. Snow, the surly, suspicious Detective Stark and the slovenly maid and Molly's archnemisis, Cheryl.
The Mystery Guest is a fun, old-fashioned murder-mystery with a cast of eccentric characters and a few twists to keep it interesting. This is a light read, and some may find it predictable, following the tried and true formula of mysteries of yesteryear, but it's cozy and charming enough to make up for its predictability.
Molly the maid is back at the Grand Regency Hotel as Head Maid. She's just as quirky, concise, and dedicated to leaving everything in a state of perfection as she was in The Maid. When world-renowned Mystery writer J.D. Grimthorpe drops dead in the hotel tearoom moments before he is to make a momentous, media-shattering announcement, Molly is faced with yet another mess to mop up. Who killed the cantankerous, illusive writer? Was it Lily, the Maid-In-Training? Was it one of his Number One Fans? Could it be his flighty personal secretary, Ms. Serena Sharpe?
"The dream of clean works best with a team" - The Mystery Guest
The characters that we loved and loved to hate are back in this sequel to The Maid: the loveable doorman, Mr. Preston, the exasperated hotel manager, Mr. Snow, the surly, suspicious Detective Stark and the slovenly maid and Molly's archnemisis, Cheryl.
The Mystery Guest is a fun, old-fashioned murder-mystery with a cast of eccentric characters and a few twists to keep it interesting. This is a light read, and some may find it predictable, following the tried and true formula of mysteries of yesteryear, but it's cozy and charming enough to make up for its predictability.