Blog Tour - Marrow Jam

Marrow Jam 

by Susan A King

On my Blog today I have the pleasure of 

Sharing with you.......

Marrow Jam

I would like to thank Rachel Random Resources and Susan A King for inviting me on the Blog Tour 

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Book Information 

Some people would describe Beattie Bramshaw as a pillar of the community. Others would praise her role as a stalwart of the Women’s Institute. Many would applaud her numerous successes in the bakery category at the annual village show. A small number might say, if pushed, that they find her a little on the bossy side. And one or two might whisper the words ‘interfering’ and ‘busybody’ behind her back.

But no one would have her down as a murderer.

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So why is she being questioned in Dreighton police station after being found in the local allotments, at the dead of night, wielding a kitchen knife just yards away from where local lottery winner, Yvonne Richards, was found stabbed to death? And what does all of this have to do with Doug Sparrow’s prize marrows?

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Marrow Jam is a comedy crime caper in the spirit of Agatha Raisin. It will have you chuckling all the way through many cups of tea.

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My Review 

5☆ I Highly Recommend This, Wonderfully Compelling, Uplifting, Light hearted, Witty, Cosy Murder Mystery!

Marrow Jam is a wonderfully compelling cosy murder mystery with a fabulous cast of characters and a good dose of light hearted humour which will have you giggling out loud!.
A Perfect Read for lockdown.

The story starts with Miss Beattie Bramshaw being questioned by the police. She was found in the allotment on her hands and knees with some incriminating items.
Especially as there has just been a murder and Beattie could be a potential suspect.
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The story then jumps back several weeks to before the incident and Elmesbury
Annual Village Fete.

Beattie and Phyllis are best friends. They
have both just entered the great bake off competition at the fete, which they do every year.
But Phyllis entry for the cake & jam was a bit of a disaster.

Beattie is secretary of the Elmesbury WI club, and she prides herself on her bakes.

You see Yvonne Richards, was a judge at the fête and her body has just been discovered only a short distance from the allotments, where Beattie was found! Could Beattie really of murdered Yvonne?

I loved how this book featured characters from the older generation it made a refreshing change and I certainly loved reading about the WI, it's something that has always fascinated me and would of loved to of joined a club.

Marrow Jam is such a feel good read, the murder mystery aspect was perfectly plotted and with a few suspicious suspects I had great fun becoming a sleuth.
The plot was superb, cosy, very funny and witty, the characters were an eclectic loveable bunch and the village community setting was delightful.
This is my first book by Susan A King and I can't wait to read more!

So if you are looking for an Uplifting, Light Hearted, Fun, Witty, Cosy Murder Mystery, with Memorable Characters then I can't Recommend Reading Marrow Jam by Susan A King Enough!
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About Susan A King

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Susan A King lives with her husband in a quiet suburb in Hampshire. Between them they have four grown-up sons.

The inspiration for her first novel, Marrow Jam, came from her long experience and observation of competitors at the local Romsey Show, where she regularly aspires to win Best in Show with her floral arrangements. 

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Social Media Links

Twitter  -@SusanKing63 

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