Readers who relish eccentric characters and bookstores, as seen in Vicki Delanys Sherlock Holmes bookshop series, will savor this fourth entry in an atmospheric series.-Library Journal (Starred) Framed with its lovingly described Scottish setting and the fascinating details about both the monster and King Arthur, Sheltons mystery mixes atmosphere, crime, and characters effectively.-Booklist Agreeable.Shelton stocks her tale with appealing characters and intriguing Nessie lore. Library Journal (starred review) Review Quotes The intriguing Scottish bookshop and wedding details will satisfy fans of Amanda Flowers Magic Garden mysteries. Delightful.one of the most enjoyable installments in the series. Now, with a wedding to plan, her Kansas family in town, and the arrival of a wildly valuable book from Texas, Delaney enters a desperate race to clear her new friends name-even if that means digging up a dangerous secret as old as time itself. BookPage Is Nessie involved in this murder somehow? Delaney has her work cut out for her in getting to the deep, dark bottom of this mystery. The perfect book to curl up with on a rainy day. and find the truth about whats lurking beneath the surface. When Norvals nephew is found dead and the police name him as a prime suspect, it bes Delaneys job to learn what really happened.
But the plot thickens when Delaney befriends Norval Fraser, a charming old man who is oddly obsessed with the Loch Ness monster. With her great job and engagement to devastatingly handsome pub-owner Tom Shannon, Delaneys expat life in Scotland is straight out of a fairy tale. What do The Cracked Spine and the Loch Ness monster have in common? Delaney Nichols loves working at the Cracked Spine among stacks of hard-to-find volumes and literary artifacts. Book Synopsis Set in Edinburgh, Scotland, The Loch Ness Papers is the fourth in the Scottish Bookshop Mystery series by Paige Shelton.
About the Book Delaney Nichols loves working at the Cracked Spine among stacks of hard-to-find volumes and literary artifacts.
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