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(More customer reviews)Former model, Suzy Longthorne, owns and runs the posh Hopwicke Country House Hotel. The business is struggling a bit with the downturn of the economy so Suzy is forced to accept bookings from less than desirable clientele. Her latest booking is for an elitist group of local businessmen called the Pillars of Sussex. Suzy calls her longtime friend Jude, to help out with the waitressing when she is short-staffed for the event. Jude gets a shock when she finds a young inductee to the Pillars hanging from a beam on his four-poster bed. It looks like an apparent suicide, but Jude is convinced it's murder. She and her friend, Carole investigate
This is the fifth Fethering mystery. It is helpful to have read some of the previous books because the relationship that is established between Jude and Carole in previous books is barely touch upon in this one. In fact, I felt Carole came off as extremely unlikable in this book. The reason Jude takes to investigating the supposed crime is rather farfetched. It is a pretty standard whodunit. It is not a terrible book, but Simon Brett has written much, much better books
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