Escape to the picturesque Isle of Blom, a place reminiscent of the enchanting Isle of Man, where tranquility meets treachery in the second of the FitzMorris Family Mysteries. Join Dee FitzMorris and her family as they embark on a relaxing summer holiday, only to find themselves entangled in illegal gambling, illicit drugs, and a dangerous romance.
Escape with Dee FitzMorris to a picturesque Island where the sea in blue, the sun shines and the pace of live is relaxing, shame about the dead body.
Holidaying on the scenic Isle of Blom, all three FitzMorris ladies find themselves in embroiled in illegal gambling, illicit drugs and romance.
It is a race against time and a narcissistic killer for Dee, when both daughter Zara and granddaughter Amelia are kidnapped. Can Dee use all her inquisitive skills to save them before the killer disposes of them?
Steam trains, sheep and a risqué tango all contribute to this funny, fast-moving adventure.
Don't miss out on this engaging continuation of the series. "Murder on the Isle" is a must-read for fans of cozy crime murder mysteries and British detective novels. Immerse yourself in this modern-day tale of suspense, adventure, and family bonds. Get your copy today and experience the thrilling world of the FitzMorris family as they uncover secrets and fight for their lives on the captivating British island of Blom.
I loved this! It was so good to be back with Dee and the rest of the FitzMorris ladies. It was great to see that despite being on holiday having a relaxing break, Dee manages to come across a corpse and manage to be in the centre of it all. I just love her character, she makes me laugh out loud at times with the way she is and the things that she does, she is honestly just brilliant and a pure delight to read about.
In this book we did get to see more of Dee's daughter Zara, this was nice and it also showed us a little more of her in terms of her thoughts of Nicholas and how things may develop there. Despite not being away with her mum and gran I was glad that Amelia came over to assist Dee with the drama and we got to see more of her and Josh's relationship which is starting to blossom too.
I thought the storyline was very interesting and as with the last one, I had no idea who our killer was as there was multiple people that it could have been. It was really well written and the pages just kept turning as I was really engrossed in finding out who it was that was responsible. I loved the ending and there was a couple of unexpected twists there, that I never would have imagined in a million years!
I'm really looking forward to the next instalment and to work out who it is that we have 'met' at the end of this one! You can read my review of book one in the series; Corpse in the Chard here
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Huge Thanks to Love Books Tours and Anna A Armstrong for my place on the blog tour.
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