My Thoughts
Killer Spring Fling by Mollie Cox Bryan has Viv Barton living in Victoria Town, Virginia at her Aunt Libby’s
Sweet Victoria’s Bed and Breakfast. Viv
is a computer game designer, but she was laid off six months ago. The town is a haven for those who love
Victorian times and items. The town is
gearing up for the Spring Fling including Aunt Libby. Viv
is walking in Rosethorn, a local cemetery, looking for the wildflower, Blue
Topsy. Aunt Libby needs it for the cake
for the Spring Fling reception at the bed and breakfast. Instead of finding the needed wildflower, Viv
finds a dead woman surrounded by unusual objects. Viv soon learns that the woman’s death could
be connected to a game being played by local teens. Viv decides to do some sleuthing on her own
to see if she can unmask the killer.
Killer Spring Fling is a is a lighthearted cozy mystery. I thought Killer Spring Fling was easy to
read and had an interesting premise. Due
to the short length of the novella, there is little character development and
the mystery lacks depth. I felt we
needed more details about Viv, Aunt Libby, and the town. I enjoyed the descriptions of the town and
the Victorian items. Viv might have
found her niche with Victorian mourning jewelry. A Victoria Town Mystery has potential. I hope we learn more about our main characters
and the town in Masquerade Murder.
Killer Spring Fling is a short, diverting cozy mystery.
Killer Spring Fling is available from Amazon*. The next novella A Victoria Town Mystery Novella is Masquerade Murder. Both books are available through Kindle Unlimited. The picture above is from Ohio Village in Columbus where they have Victorian Christmas each year. Thank you for stopping by today and reading my review. Brought to Book by Barbara Cornthwaite is scheduled for tomorrow as part of a Celebrate Lit Tour. It is debut of Wilkester Mysteries. I hope that you have a lovely day. Take care, be kind, and Happy Reading!
Kris
The Avid Reader
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