Sister Arnold may have lauded the closures in England for fox hunting, but I can't help thinking about the suffering it caused a lot of common people. ( )

This book was read as an audio book. I could not get past the first minute or so! The author should never read her own work, as she has about as much inflection as a person reading the phone book. Therefore, I cannot evaluate the book, just the audio version. Do not waste your time taking it out of the library, or worse, your money buying it. ( )

When a faculty member of the local prep school is murdered, the headmistress and "Sister" Jane Arnold, master of the foxhounds at Virginia's Jefferson Hunt Club, work together to uncover a killer. It seems the slaying may have been politically motivated, as students were demonstrating to call attention to the role of slavery in the school's past. With the annual hunt ball approaching, the 70-something Sister already has plenty on her plate. Does she have time to catch a murderer?