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The final case for Susan Ryeland?

Marble Hall Murders by Anthony Horowitz

July 20, 2025 by KimMiE" Leave a Comment

CBR 17 BINGO: Red (see cover) Anthony Horowitz is back with what is most likely the last Susan Ryeland/Atticus Pünd mystery. I’m sad to see the series wind down, but how many times can a person get involved with the same franchise to disastrous results without breaking the audience’s suspension of disbelief? (This isn’t Jurassic Park for heaven’s sake.) If you’re a fan of Magpie Murders and Moonflower Murders, you might be wondering how Horowitz could squeeze another novel out of this premise, what with […]

Filed Under: Mystery Tagged With: Anthony Horowitz, Atticus Pund, cbr17, cbr17bingo, KimMiE", metafiction, mysteries, susan ryeland

KimMiE"'s CBR17 Review No:16 · Genres: Mystery · Tags: Anthony Horowitz, Atticus Pund, cbr17, cbr17bingo, KimMiE", metafiction, mysteries, susan ryeland ·
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“It felt strange. I was about to read one murder mystery while sitting inside another.”

Moonflower Murders (Susan Ryeland, #2) by Anthony Horowitz

September 29, 2021 by narfna Leave a Comment

What a fun, twisty (not so) little whodunnit. I was skeptical about this one, because it seemed on the surface like it would just be the same thing all over again, when the resolution of the first book would seem to make that impossible. But he made it work! I should have trusted. This is a 600-ish page book that I read feverishly in about two days one weekend in July. Some spoilers for book one below; you have been warned. We return to former […]

Filed Under: Mystery Tagged With: Anthony Horowitz, Moonflower Murders, murder mystery, mystery, narfna, susan ryeland, whodunnit

narfna's CBR13 Review No:128 · Genres: Mystery · Tags: Anthony Horowitz, Moonflower Murders, murder mystery, mystery, narfna, susan ryeland, whodunnit ·
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