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"Hart has a light touch with her characters, a fresh heroine in Annie, and a delightfully different setting!" ( Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine)

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  • Linda
  • PITTSBURGH, PA, United States
  • 04-18-15

One of the best in the series

This one is typical of many in the series, but I particularly enjoyed it. I like that it explicitly touches the bases for the elements of a classical mystery. Annie teaches a class on the 3 grand dames of the golden age of mystery, and receives help from the 3 grand dames of the local counties.

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A Little Class on Murder

One of the earlier books in the series; a fun read - I always like to try to solve the watercolor painting contest.

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Not the best

Its funny but it just never been as interesting , funny though this book is first time I ever read a death on demand story. But while the characters are great I just wasn't enamored with the plot. Still read though

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The Answer was In the Classroom

What made the experience of listening to A Little Class on Murder the most enjoyable?

The interaction of the characters. Never know what will happen next. An then there's dear Laurel.

Which scene was your favorite?

Laurel explaining her phone call from jail.