Book Review: Manor of Dying

Manor of Dying by Kathleen Bridge

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Meg Barrett who is a decorator is thrilled when her best friend Elle lands them a job on the set of a miniseries being filmed at a 1930’s mansion. Going through the treasures in the house is right in Meg’s wheelhouse, but what really fascinates her is that the house use to be a psychiatric hospital which also had a murder in it’s past. The girls are working hard at not getting involved in the long ago murder but it’s hard not to when another murder takes place while they are in the house! The suspect pool is narrow, and so Meg begins her sleuthing to find the killer.

This book was so good I could barely put it down. Kathleen Bridge wrote this book so fabulously that just when you think you have it all figure out, you get just another little tidbit of information to make you suspect one of the other characters. This is the first book I read in the series, but I am definitely going to go back and read the other three novels. I found it easy to follow the history of the characters and this can definitely be read as a stand alone novel. A huge thank you to Beyond the Page Publishing and NetGalley for an advanced copy of the book to review. I absolutely loved it.

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