Irish-American
actress Derry O’Donnel and her friends Bruce and Bella, once again find
themselves out of work. So, after careful consideration of a surprise role in a
movie, Derry and Bruce are packed and off to a romantic castle in the Scottish
Highlands.
An
attentive banker, a cheerful film producer, a seemingly indifferent wife, an
ambitious PA and a charming estate manager are only among those whom Madam
Tulip, celebrity fortune teller, gets a chance to meet. As unexpected events
happen, as they do in movie sets, Derry is yet to know what her cards, her
crystal ball and the bag of bones, have to say about the whole affair.
This
is another hilarious and suspenseful Madam Tulip book. Told in easy to read,
casual-conversational tone, this third book is a page turner just like the
previous two. Unlike the two, however, I find this installment highly and
remarkably unpredictable that it seems like all my deductions are way off the
mark and they, indeed, are. Moreover, the romance is assimilated very smoothly
and seamlessly. But I learned my lesson in Madam Tulip and the Knave of Hearts (Book
2) and read with extra care and reservation.
Needless
to say, I like this book a lot. Though I think the paranormal stuff tends to be
minimal compared with the first two books, the suspense and mystery make the
reading an enjoyable experience. As I already mentioned in my review of Madam Tulip, AnIrish Cozy Mystery (Book
1), Jacko was my favorite character (he still is) flaws and all, but he comes
neck and neck with the ever dependable and reliable Bruce.
Congratulations
to David Ahern (@DaveAhernWriter ) on another
enjoyable book! For more books by the author, click HERE.
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