Elizabeth J. Duncan

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Date de naissance: 20th century
Sexe: female
Nationalité: Canada
Lieu de naissance: Peterborough, Canada
Lieux de résidence: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Études: Carleton University, Ottawa

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Untimely Death: A Shakespeare in the Catskills Mystery par Elizabeth J. Duncan

What a delight to go behind the scenes in theatre, from the point of view of the costume department staff. Fair-play mystery, enough plausible suspects. Very charming.

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ParadisePorch | 7 autres critiques | Jul 2, 2022 |

Ill Met By Murder: A Shakespeare in the Catskills… par Elizabeth J. Duncan

This wasn't quite as strong as the first entry in the series (the murderer was more obvious) but was still very enjoyable.

½

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ParadisePorch | 3 autres critiques | Jul 2, 2022 |

The Cold Light of Mourning (A Penny Brannigan… par Elizabeth J. Duncan

I thoroughly enjoyed this story. The characters are charming, and the setting descriptions make me want to visit Wales. I'll be continuing with the series.

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Catherine_Dilts | 23 autres critiques | Feb 25, 2022 |

Untimely Death: A Shakespeare in the Catskills Mystery par Elizabeth J. Duncan

2 stars
This was an interesting mystery. But unless I missed something there is a plot thread dangling. There were two possible victims for the poison. I wasn’t sure if the attempted poisoning was meant for Brian or Lauren, even though it was Lauren who actually drank it. “She’s had an overdose of acetaminophen” That might have killed Brian but only sickened Lauren. Now later we learn that it was Deborah who stabbed Lauren, but she is seen arriving from New York city as the ambulance is leaving so I don’t see how she could have poisoned the drink even though later she stabbed the girl.

I have questions about the plot that didn’t seem resolved in the book that I put in the spoiler, if anyone has any insight into them I loved to hear from you.

Cozies Reading Challenge… (plus d'informations)

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kevn57 | 7 autres critiques | Dec 8, 2021 |

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