BOOK REVIEW: URN BURIAL BY KERRY GREENWOOD

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Title: Urn Burial
Author: Kerry Greenwood
Published: 1996
Language: English
Pages: 187
Rating: 3/5

This is the eighth book in the Phryne Fisher series.

Summary:
While holidaying at Cave House, a gothic mansion in the Australian mountains, Phryne Fisher finds herself in the middle of a mystery which includes death threats, lethal traps, mysteriously appearing urns and a maid who has been strangled to death.

Review:
Revisiting Phryne Fisher and her world is always a good time, and this was no exception.

This was just what I needed when I picked this up; light, exciting and low effort to read. I had a little bit of a book hangover from another book and this was the perfect remedy. I really loved the setting in this story and I always do love reading about these characters. The mystery was also exciting to try and figure out!

Overall, very enjoyable and entertaining, as always.

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