3.5

Agatha Raisin and the Haunted House

von M. C. Beaton

Format:Softcover

Things That Go Bump In The Night...Agatha Raisin, snug and warm in her Carsley cottage, has that same old feeling-boredom-until a report of a haunted house sends her and new neighbor, handsome Paul Chatterton, to investigate. Suddenly, middle-aged Agatha is aglow with romance and excitement.But the glow fades fast. It turns out Paul is a cad. The victim of the haunting is a universally disliked old biddy. And the ghost is most likely someone playing a dirty trick. Then an old lady is soon found murdered. But never fear! For Agatha, solving a homicide is more fun than hunting a ghost. She quickly has a theory and a risky scheme. And she is about to make a startling discovery which can be her greatest triumph...or leave her heartbroken, in trouble with the police, and in danger of losing her reputation-or her life."Fans of the Agatha Raisin mysteries will understand why they are so addictive but first time readers of this series should note that once they are finished with this novel, the reader will want to immediately obtain the complete backlist." -The Midwest Book Review "Agatha Raisin and the Haunted House has it all: Ghosts, a handsome new neighbor, moonlight, and menace. After this witty fourteenth mystery, she will become a real detective. Can't wait." -Mystery Lovers Bookshop

Mystery, Thriller, Horror & Crime
272 SeitenSoftcover
Erschienen an: 2005-03

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3.5(4 ratings)
NadiraRezension von Nadira

I see that some people like the imperfectness of Agatha, but I also need to say that I found her and the relationship to (actually married) Paul quite annoying. I think she deals with what a lot of middle aged women have to deal with - always welcoming a guy despite the fact he acts childish, being afraid of aging, caring about her appearance - even as a badass detective? I mean she reflects on it: „After checking her appearance again she thinks frustrated: She was mentally tied to her generation who considered every man as a prospektive lover.“ (And: „Dressing for men meant never feeling secure and never feeling comfortable.“) Anyway about the story itself, when it wasn't focused in the love story or Agathas insecurities, it was okay. It didn't catch me but it was also cozy and soft, nice for the evening - no horror at all.

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