A Fatal Stain (A Daring Finds Mystery #3)
by
Elise Hyatt
Out damned spot!As her wedding to detective Cas Wolfe approaches, Candyce "Dyce" Dare, sole owner (and employee) of the furniture refinishing business Daring Findsdesperately needs to find something to do to avoid sitting down and planning the eventwith her mother and her best friend(particularly since she suspects their plans involve having her cat dress in a tuxedo). Wor...more
Paperback, 304 pages
Published
October 2nd 2012
by Berkley
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"A Fatal Stain" is a humorous cozy mystery involving a missing (and possibly dead) woman. It's the third in the series, but you don't need to read the previous mysteries in order to understand this one. However, this book did vaguely spoil the whodunit of the previous mystery.
The story was funny because Dyce was a bit out of touch with reality, but you see why when you meet her parents. She acted childishly and thoughtlessly at times, but she didn't come across as selfish. She was trying to be...more
The story was funny because Dyce was a bit out of touch with reality, but you see why when you meet her parents. She acted childishly and thoughtlessly at times, but she didn't come across as selfish. She was trying to be...more
I was so excited to finally see a third installment in this series, I sooo enjoyed the first two; but I really struggled through this.
The mystery was very slow moving, and at times I questioned where it was going. The mystery centered around a table with questionable stains which Dyce picks up for a song at a shady garage sale. Of course, being Dyce she doesn't share her suspicions with Cas (her hunky policeman fiance), but proceeds to "investigate" on her own.
Unlike the first two books, I bec...more
The mystery was very slow moving, and at times I questioned where it was going. The mystery centered around a table with questionable stains which Dyce picks up for a song at a shady garage sale. Of course, being Dyce she doesn't share her suspicions with Cas (her hunky policeman fiance), but proceeds to "investigate" on her own.
Unlike the first two books, I bec...more
This 3rd book in the fun and lively cozy murder mystery series, "A Daring Finds Mystery," has several aspects that kept me turning the pages to finish the book quickly. First it tells us right off from the beginning that the characters are going to be making changes in the coming novels. I, personally, love this because I'm fond of character growth. Sometimes a character just never changes and the stories become stale. Not, this one.
We follow Candyce 'Dyce' Dare, and her Cas (Wolfe) planning the...more
We follow Candyce 'Dyce' Dare, and her Cas (Wolfe) planning the...more
I could not put this book down. If you enjoyed her other books you will also like this one, or if you are a first time reader it is worth picking up. Although I would recommend reading the first one to get more familiar with the characters. With Dyce planning her wedding you can expect some trouble to knock on the door. She seems to get herself into trouble without even trying. I really enjoyed this book. She added more relationship goings on between the couples, I enjoyed this aspect of the boo...more
I had pretty much given up on this book being released so it was a very pleasant surprise to see it available. I really enjoyed the first two books in this series and this book was a delightful addition. I absolutely love Dyce's sense of humour and outlook on life and she is surrounded by equally great characters. The dialogue is consistently entertaining. I usually shy away from cosy mysteries with children, but E is a hoot and his childhood brings back memories of my own (which did involve a f...more
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