Author: Edith Maxwell
Publisher: Kensington Books
Genre: Mystery
Pages: Hardcover
Reviewer: Virginia Armstrong
Rating: 5
In the
quaint town of Westbury, Massachusetts, Cameron Flaherty has taken over her
Great Uncle Albert’s farm. With the help
of the CSA volunteers, many who belong to the Westbury Locavore Club, her
venture as organic farmer begins to prosper.
That is until
Mike Montgomery, a hired hand, is found murdered. Not only is he found on her property, but
with Cam’s pitchfork thrust through his neck.
To clear her
name, she must carry out her own investigation, which leads to a vast array of
suspects and uncovering a few of the town’s secrets. Going to dangerous lengths, Cam will stop at
nothing until the killer is revealed.
A Tine To
Live, A Tine To Die did not hold my attention for long. The characters were stiff and the dialogue
unconvincing. The story lacked
substance, but contained too much filler while the author spent much time on
needless explanations. I would probably
pass this one by.
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