4 thoughts on “In The Spotlight: J.M.Gregson’s Murder at the Nineteenth”
I do like when the victim is unlikeable – don’t have to waste emotion grieving for them! This sounds like an interesting one – I’ll keep an eye open for it…
I know what you mean, FictionFan. When the victim is unpleasant, it’s so much easier to follow the plot, in a way, than when you really care about the victim. I thought this had a nice sense of the Cotswolds and a golf hideaway, too. If you do read it, I hope you’ll like it.
Another interesting In the Spotlight, Margot. I like that it takes place at a golf club and that the focus is on the suspects, each with secrets. This seems like an intriguing investigation.
I thought the secrets aspect was done really well, Carol. And Gregson does a solid job of portraying the golf club atmosphere, too. I think that aspect was effective.
Crime Writer Margot Kinberg 
I do like when the victim is unlikeable – don’t have to waste emotion grieving for them! This sounds like an interesting one – I’ll keep an eye open for it…
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I know what you mean, FictionFan. When the victim is unpleasant, it’s so much easier to follow the plot, in a way, than when you really care about the victim. I thought this had a nice sense of the Cotswolds and a golf hideaway, too. If you do read it, I hope you’ll like it.
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Another interesting In the Spotlight, Margot. I like that it takes place at a golf club and that the focus is on the suspects, each with secrets. This seems like an intriguing investigation.
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I thought the secrets aspect was done really well, Carol. And Gregson does a solid job of portraying the golf club atmosphere, too. I think that aspect was effective.
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