Review: Stage Fright
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 19, 2013
Karen has moved to a village to recover from her divorce and to live near her Aunt Ann who encourages her to become involved with village life.  Unfortunately she didn't actually mean her to join the amateur dramatic society but Karen joins and is appointed director of their latest production - a musical version of Jane Austen's `Pride and Prejudice'.  But it seems as though someone has got it in for the group as strange things start to happen which threaten to sabotage the production.This is a long short story which has an interesting plot and some entertaining characters.  If you like crime stories without graphic violence and bad language then give this one a try.  It can be read at one sitting and you'll find yourself sympathising with Karen in her thankless task of trying to get an ill assorted group of people to work together while someone tries to destroy the group for good.  There are plenty of touches of humour and Karen is a likeable person and the question of who is causing the problems will keep you guessing until the end.