April Group Read - The Case of the Canterfell Codicil by P.J. Fitzsimmons

[Bionic Jean]

Our more contemporary English mystery group read for April is The Case of the Canterfell Codicil by P.J. Fitzsimmons - a new author for this group!

Who will be joining in with this one?

[Taz]

Audible have it for free with my membership, so I'm definitely in for this one :D

[Bionic Jean]

Oh good!

[Amy]

I'm so excited! I love this book and have it as an audiobook as well as an ebook.

[Bionic Jean]

That sounds really promising for a group read 😊 Thanks for telling us Amy!

[Ashleigh]

Just downloaded it :)

[Jamie]

Downloaded & Ready. Can't wait! P.J. Fitzsimmons is new to me.
Love this group- You're introducing me to so many authors!

[Zain]

I have my copy, now. So now I’m ready for April. 😎

[Bionic Jean]

This read starts today! 😁

[Bill]

I have received my copy and will join in the discussion after I get started

[JenniferAustin]

I have received a copy of the audiobook and will join the discussion! 😊

[Bionic Jean]

Sounding good!

[Marie]

Wonderful! Love his books. Hysterical!

[JenniferAustin]

The Case of the Canterfell Codicil is my first book by P.J. Fitzsimmons. So far it is frothy and funny! I am so pleased to be reading it!

[Amy]

I rarely read anything by contemporary authors because of being so drawn to British Golden Age detective fiction and to anything by Wodehouse. These are my escapes. But, The Canterfell Codicil is in the tradition of everything I love about my favorites. Anty has a sharp wit but it is all tongue-in-cheek and meaning no harm. I loved everything about Vickers! JenniferAustin described the book as "frothy and funny" and that is so true. The plot is complicated and the rapping-up at the end is a bit fantastic, but all questions are answered, no holes left in the story, and it is completely satisfying. I very definitely recommend the book.

[Bionic Jean]

Thanks so much Amy, and everyone who joined in here.