Jessica Fletcher, Cabot Cove's crime-solving novelist, digs up a home-grown murder mystery down South in this installment in the USA Today bestselling series.
When Jessica receives a call that her old friend Tillie Mortelaine passed away, she is surprised to learn that Tillie bequeathed her a million dollars. All Jessica has to do is solve a decades-old mystery: the murder of Tillie's fianc├®, Wanamaker Jones. There is no shortage of suspects. Many in Savannah stand to benefit from Tillie's will or are looking to prosper from her death. With people opposing her at every turn in her investigation, will Jessica be able to solve the crime or will she fail her friend?
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"This series is literary comfort food for me. They tend to follow a pretty standard formula, which is fine because it is one that I love. However it is nice when they occasionly go down a different path, like this one did. It was very enjoyable."
— Nicolas (5 out of 5 stars)
" Fun read! I never guessed the killer! "
— Nicole, 1/30/2014" it was boring "
— rose, 1/26/2014" Another lovely book from this series and, surprise, she wasn't on a book tour this time! "
— Sarah, 1/22/2014" I love the Murder She Wrote books and show! This book didn't disappoint. "
— Katie, 1/22/2014" Excellent read, lived up to the awesome "Murder, She Wrote" television series. I learned alot about Savannah from this book and truly enjoyed the characters, as well as the overall pace of this book. "
— Natalia, 1/19/2014" the story line of this book was a little far fetched; Jessica is asked to Savannah to solve a forty year old murder. That said, it was an interesting story and I always love Jessica's novels! "
— Andrea, 1/13/2014" Excellent read. Jessica never disappoints. "
— Joyce, 1/8/2014" Written very much like an episode of the television show, but still a good read. "
— Karin, 1/4/2014" Always an easy fun read. Bought in Savannah at "The Book" bookstore while on vacation. The gal working there told me about her ghost encounter (that was mentioned in this book). She was thanked in the preface, so how could I not buy it and have her sign it?? :) "
— Laura, 12/23/2013" I always enjoy the Murder She Wrote series.. as I loved the show as a kid.. this is not at the top of my list of favorites in this series ..it moved a little slow at times and some things for me were a tad far fetched..but still a good lazy afternoon read "
— Rebecca, 12/13/2013" It was, as my two star rating indicates, "okay." That having been said, it's one of the better books in this particular series. If you go in without high expectations, you'll find it to be a decent fun read. "
— Gina, 12/6/2013" I always enjoy this series. I don't always figure out who did it before it ends, but even when I do, the writing is always well done. And since I love the TV series, I can always picture and hear Angela Landsberry when I read the books. "
— Beverly, 11/28/2013" Quick read. Can't help but imagine Angela Lansbury's voice throughout the story. "
— Mary, 8/27/2013" The third of the three MSW books I'd splurged on in the hopes of finding a new series to attach myself to. I'd managed to slog through the first two. Upon reading the first half chapter I realized I had better things to do than muck trough a third. "
— Jamie4, 5/26/2013" I really enjoyed this book! This is the first Jessica Fletcher book I have read, but I remember watching the TV show when I was little. It was fast, light, and delightful! "
— Danielle, 4/13/2013" I liked this book, however not as much as the other ones from this series. It was nice to read about Savannah, as I have been there before. "
— Colleen, 12/31/2012" Lots of good history here. I have always wanted to visit Savanah and this was a great chance to see it through Jessica's eyes. "
— Cindy, 6/6/2012" good book, included a lot of historical information, which i like "
— Keith, 5/29/2012" Surprised to say that I really did like this book. In fact, I plan on reading some more in the series. Go figure "
— Tig, 4/27/2012" Jessica Fletcher inherits a million dollars, but only if she donates it to a literary charity and solves the crime with a delightful twist. She learns much about Savannah's St. Patrick's Day celebration that is second only to New York's. "
— Laurel, 1/13/2012" I always liked these stories. However, this one was not my favorite b/c I figured out who did it a little too soon into the book. Although I loved the reasons/story behind the murder. Can't wait for the next one to test my detective skills. "
— Sara, 4/8/2011" Good book, same formula as the rest, but still an enjoyable read. "
— Sketchycat8, 2/15/2011" A pleasant way to spend a wintry afternoon: catching up with old friends in Cabot Cove! All the regular townsfolk are on hand as Jessica Fletcher celebrates Thanksgiving and solves a murder. An enjoyable cozy mystery, especially for fans of the show. "
— Graceful-Hippo, 1/16/2011" Quick, breezy and enjoyable mystery that for me had a paint-by-numbers writing style. "
— Sydney, 12/27/2010" Just like the TV show. Enjoyable, quick read. "
— Lynne, 11/9/2010" I love this series! I hope she marries the Inspector! :) "
— Susan, 8/18/2010" This book was what I expected from the TV series. It held my attendention as it was well written, but very predictable. <br/> "
— Ruth, 1/12/2010" I always loved the Murder, She Wrote tv show--and this book is a perfect book when you just want to relax and enter Jessica Fletcher's life. Definitely useful twaddle... "
— Joann10, 12/27/2009" I almost always enjoy the Murder, She Wrote books - a light read, but usually a good mystery, and I know my mother liked MSW a lot. "
— Elaine, 12/26/2009Jessica Fletcher is a bestselling mystery writer who has a knack for stumbling upon real-life mysteries in her various travels.
Donald Bain is the author or ghostwriter of more than one hundred books, many of them bestsellers, across both fiction and nonfiction genres. He writes a series of original novels based on the television series Murder, She Wrote in collaboration with television’s most famous mystery writer, Jessica Fletcher, as well as books in Margaret Truman’s Capital Crimes series.
Cynthia Darlow’s unusual voice makes her devotion to the spoken arts a natural fit. As a narrator and veteran of Broadway, off-Broadway, regional theater, film, and television, her characterizations and facility with dialects are unforgettable. Her audiobook narrations have earned her seven AudioFile Earphones Awards. She is a member of The Actors Company Theatre (TACT), whose mission it is to present concert performances of long-neglected, language-driven plays.