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Original Title:	Aunt Dimity's Death
ISBN:	0140178406 (ISBN13: 9780140178401)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Aunt Dimity Mystery #1
Characters:	Aunt Dimity Westwood, Lori Shepherd, William Willis

Aunt Dimity's Death (Aunt Dimity Mystery #1)

Nancy Atherton

Paperback | Pages: 244 pages

Rating: 3.94 | 11311 Users | 1154 Reviews

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I am going to lump all of her books into one review because it will simply take too long to review all of her books individually. I have been a huge fan of these since I started reading them about six years ago. I always look forward to her new release with some anxiety, because apparently book sales are down and there was a question prior to her Deep Blue See book (I believe it was that one), that it may get dropped from being published. Hence, the new artwork on the more recent books in an effort to revitalize interest.

If you like something quick and easy, but very entertaining with great characters, these are wonderful stories. There is love, excitement, humor and suspense. They are well written and all her books come with a great recipe in the back that relate to some character in the story.

Most of the stories take place in England, the main character an American woman named Lori who finds help in her adventures from a "ghost" she calls Aund Dimity who communicates to her through a blue journal. I can't say too much, as much of her character and situation unfolds in the first book.

Book two, Aunt Dimity and the Duke, does not have Lori in it (the only one that doesn't), but is a necessity to introduce other characters that will be in Lori's life in the following books. It is just as good as the rest of them, and I encourage you to read the books in chronological order, as each references events in previous books, but this is not a necessity, as Ms. Atherton recaps pertinent information well.

I highly recommend these if you are in the mood to just curl up on the couch with a glass of wine or cup of tea and relax, or are looking for something fun to read if you are pressed for time.

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Title	:	Aunt Dimity's Death (Aunt Dimity Mystery #1)
Author	:	Nancy Atherton
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 244 pages
Published	:	1993 by Penguin (first published 1992)
Categories	:	Mystery. Cozy Mystery. Fiction. Fantasy. Paranormal

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Ratings: 3.94 From 11311 Users | 1154 Reviews

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I didn't hate this.But I couldn't suspend my disbelief.The romance was a little forced.The mystery wasn't that compelling.

A thoroughly enjoyable cosy mystery although I was a little perplexed as to how this would work as the main character apparently dies in the first book of the series. Never fear all will be revealed. Aunt Dimity was a lifelong friend and correspondent with Ruth, Lori's mother. The two ladies met in London during WWI and after Ruth returned to America the pair kept up a profuse correspondence until their deaths within a short time of each other.Lori finds herself with little money, grieving for

I award four stars to many wonderful books, so there is a distinction from outrageously special ones. Those you stick with all night, forsaking other activities because "you're at a good part" non-stop. So superbly done, its characters and quirks integrate into your life and everyday things remind you of the story. Aunt Dimity's Death was excellent from start to finish and I thank Nancy Atherton for creating it. Her peculiar first lines, which advertise the synopsis, successfully draw you in and

Reread the first Aunt Dimity book and fell just as in love as the first time. This book is so sweet and warm...and so outside my usual horror reads. It is by far the coziest ghost story that I have ever read.

4.5 stars This is one of the few mysteries I've read that didn't involve a murder. Instead, this book, cleverly disguised as a cosy mystery, takes us into a world of adults looking at childhood memories through grown-up eyes. There are memories sweet and difficult, dark secrets, and finally, a love story or two. There's really not so much of a mystery here, but more a righting of past wrongs.This is an unusual and rather understated little book, and one I enjoyed very much.

I think that this book is the perfect example of how expectations can color your impression of a book. Although the front cover boasts "One of the 100 best mysteries of all time," this book isn't really a mystery.There's no murder. There's no hunt for whodunnit. There's no bad guy.I was expecting a traditional murder mystery, something along the lines of Agatha Christie perhaps, because I knew the story was partially set in an English cottage. I was drawn into the opening. The main character,

I got this on CD from the library and really enjoyed it. It's about a young woman who learns that her late mother and the mysterious Aunt Dimity conspired to leave her a very unusual legacy. It's more a ghost story and romance than a mystery; sophisticated enough to hold my attention, but there was nothing in it I couldn't listen to when my 5-year-old was in the car (she liked it too!). The characters, settings, and situations were so charming that I wished I could just jump into the book and