I've been enjoying this series from the beginning and I'm happy to say that even after 18 books these haven't yet started to feel stale to me in the slightest. Meg and Quill have had their ups and downs and have always weathered them with wacky humour. The characters of Hemlock Falls are all eccentric and fun and it's a bit of a mini vacation every time I open one of these books up. My only complaint would be I'd like to see Myles actually in Hemlock Falls for one of these stories. I miss him, and the Skype moments just aren't cutting it. :)

The plot of A Fete Worse Than Death is probably one of the wackier ones, if not the wackiest, but it's done well and it's entertaining. I'm not sure if the murderer was supposed to be as big a mystery as the details surrounding the murders, but either way, the journey to the end was interesting and the book held my attention all the way through.

Few series actually make it to 18 books, but here's hoping for #19! ( )

Synopsis: Quill hates committee meetings, so why is she having to attend a bazillion and one? It's time for the Finger Lakes Autumn Fete, that's why. Murder results when an outside firm is hired to manage the event and Quill is, of course, swept in.
Review: Several of the transient characters are more interesting than the main ones. Myles's appearance is minimal and standard for these later books. Still, the story was fun to read. ( )

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