Review: Villages can be deadly
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 4, 2014
Single mum, Sarah, moves back to her home town.  Her childhood best friend drowns in an assumed suicide but Sarah, and Jack, a retired NYPD homocide detective think there is more to it,  They think it is murder.Sarah, despite growing up in the small village of Cherringham, discovers she is both an insider and outsider.  Jack, the Yank, is clearly an outsider.  They must tread lightly as they try to unravel the mystery.  Between them, they have friends who can help on the sticky bits so that they do discover who murdered the girl and why.There were a lot of things I liked about the book.  I do like both Sarah and Jack and think there is some potential for further fun.  Some of the villagers, especially the two old dears who run the local toll bridge, who are quite delightful.  It was not a page turner from beginning to end.  However, I did enjoy it enough to warrant a further visit to Cherringham in the future.