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by Ann Granger

ISBN: 0312070799
ISBN13: 978-0312070793
Language: English
Publisher: St Martins Press; 1st U.S. edition (April 1, 1992)
Pages: 243
Category: Mystery
Subategory: Thriller

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Ann Granger has lived in cities all over the world, since for many years she worked for the Foreign Office and received . Murder Among Us. Where Old Bones Lie. A Fine Place For Death. Flowers For His Funeral.

Ann Granger has lived in cities all over the world, since for many years she worked for the Foreign Office and received postings to British embassies as far apart as Munich and Lusaka. She is married, with two sons, and she and her husband, who also worked for the Foreign Office, are now permanently based in Oxfordshire.

A thrilling tale by Ann Granger. A old book that many may not be aware that is out of print but is very, very, good. A combination of suspence and relationship between the prople involved that reminds you of the Thin Man series wiyhout all the booze. She rents a cottage from her relatives in Pook's Common in the Cotwolds.

A Season for Murder book. This is the first Ann Granger novel I read.

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Ann Granger is a British author of crime fiction. A Season for Murder is the second book in the Mitchell & Markby series. Born in 1939, she started out writing historical romance novels using the pen name of Ann Hulme. She first used her nom de plume with the publication of A Poor Relation, her 1979 novel.

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When her new friend and neighbor, equestrienne Harriet Needham, is fatally thrown from her horse soon after Meredith Mitchell's return to her home in the Cotswolds, Mitchell begins an investigation into her friend's dark past

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uspeh

A thrilling tale by Ann Granger. A old book that many may not be aware that is out of print but is very , very, good. A combination of suspence and relationship between the prople involved that reminds you of the Thin Man series wiyhout all the booze.

Enalonasa

This is a wonderful series. Cosy Enlgish mysteries are my favorite books to read. I love the characters.

unmasked

I enjoy mysteries and often can not find books by favorite authors in my local library system, this is a good way to find then and relatively cheap despite the high shipping costs

Flash_back

Excellent lead roles with a great cast of supporting characters. The "love" interest would make it a great rival TV series to a "Midsomer Murders"

Diredefender

Very well written mystery with great atmosphere, clever plot, and a satisfying conclusion. I liked a lot of the characters, especially Markby, but I didn't like chip-on-my-shoulder Mitchell, the main character. That, along with the fact that it started out pretty slow-going, was why I couldn't give it a five star rating -- and neither am I much motivated to continue with the series at this point because I got to like the main character to some degree. But I would recommend it for all its many good points as listed above.

furious ox

If you like the British mystery, complete with English heaths and pubs, tweeds and gardens and walking shoes--then you'll enjoy "A Season for Murder". Meredith Mitchell returns to England after years abroad with the British foreign service in Central Europe. She settles in to a small town in the Cotswolds, is greeted by her old friend Chief Inspector Markby and her soon-to-be-murdered neighbor, Harriet Needham. There's lots of tea, horses, and heath-walkers in the course of events--even a handsome gypsy thrown in for good measure. But Harriet's murderer is a surprise and by the time Meredith and Markby discover who it is, he's murdered another victim.
A delightful book, well written, with deft and remarkable characterization and plotting.

Hawk Flying

A Season For Murder is the 2nd book in the Meredith and Markby Mystery series. It is Christmas time and Meredith has returned to England from her embassy service abroad. She rents a cottage from her relatives in Pook's Common in the Cotwolds. It is an isolated location but Meredith strikes up a friendship with a neighbor. Soon the new friendship ends, as Harriet dies after falling off a horse at the Boxing Day Hunt. Harriet was acting out of character before the fall so was it an unfortunate accident or murder? Alan Markby lives in the area so he and Meredith are reunited in detecting the mystery.

I thought I would enjoy the mystery more than I did. It moved slowly for me and didn't hold my interest as the first book in the series did. I don't care for Meredith that much at this point. She seems rather abrasive at times. Meredith,also, seems impulsive in her relationship with Markby and with how quickly she strongly related to Harriet who she just met. Impulsiveness and abrasiveness don't seem like desirable personality traits of an embassy diplomat. However, I do like English mysteries and liked the location of Cotswolds. Since I did like the first book in the series and it apparently was a long running popular series, I will try the 3rd book Cold in the Earth.

And smack in the middle of another death which could be murder. Meredith has been posted to the London office, and is renting a small cottage in the countryside. Even though Pook's Common looks quiet and sleepy, there are more things going on than Meredith is prepared for. She and Alan are on the trail of a murderer again. I really do enjoy this series, and this second book leaves me panting for more about Meredith and Alan. Ms. Granger is a very good writer. I like her characterizations, and she keeps the plot moving along at a good pace. I am also curious to see what happens between Meredith and Alan.