She very soon meets her neighbour Louise who invites her to join the book club and from there the story progresses through to the unbelievable ending.

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From hospital murders to explosive court battles, the Women's Murder Club takes on their most harrowing challenge yet.

Tuck into this well-written and endearing cozy murder mystery, set in an upper-class suburban community where the veneer of civility is thin and verbal encounters are often knife-edged. I wish it had been focused upon more, especially considering how she was trying alternative non-allopathic treatments for it. It soon becomes apparent that each of the members and their husbands/ partners have issues to contend with which Izzy gets dragged into. When your nasty ex is banging on the door and refusing to take no for the answer, a cosy book club in the home of a nice local woman seems like the ideal place to take a much needed breather.

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Leslie Nagel is the USA Today bestselling author of The Book Club Murders, The Antique House Murders, The Advice Column Murders, and The Codebook Murders.

FTC Disclosure: The author and NetGalley provided me with a copy of this book to review for this blog tour. I didn't hesitate to request an advance copy in exchange for an honest review, and I was elated when that request was approved.

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This was an enjoyable psychological thriller with plenty of dark and intense moments, some bits did make me grimace a little but they didn’t detract from the plot. Luckily she inherited her late Aunt Elaine’s house in the seaside town of Dun Laoghaire, so that’s where she goes. The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman audiobook review — a feelgood crime caper that reflects society as it is". She was a sociology major and graduated from San Francisco State (to which she transferred from Berkeley when she found out that her mother had breast cancer).Oakwood, as far as small towns go, is quirky and cute and full of potential for future murders books. In the week leading up to 19 December, it sold 134,514 copies, making it the first debut novel ever to be Christmas number one. The worst type of coercive control and abuse, a murder mystery or maybe two or three, maybe a budding romance, this was certainly a read in one sitting. I like Leslie Nagle writing style that makes her readers laugh and cry while reading The Book Club Murders. A group of pensioners (Elizabeth Best; Ron Ritchie; Joyce Meadowcroft; and Ibrahim Arif) [1] set about solving the mystery of the murder of a property developer [2] in the luxurious Cooper's Chase retirement village near the fictitious village of Fairhaven in Kent.