Coffee, Tea, or Murder? (Murder She Wrote (Paperback)) Mass Market Paperback – 3 April 2007

Good story and enough plot to amuse but not overload

Ordered for a family member, great! Very much appreciated.

Enjoyable outing with Jessica and the Cabot Cove crew, this time on a flight to London...as ever murder is never far away. Overall an enjoyable read, although I must admit to finding the interaction between Jessica and George somewhat irksome! Recommended for fans of the series and anyone who enjoys an easy going mystery. Book arrived in perfect condition with excellent Amazon delivery too.

Perfect Thank you!

Bought for someone else but they enjoy these types of books very much.

Good

Another good book. Enjoyable read.

I felt this book could have been fantastic if it were not for the presence of Inspector George Sutherland. I felt his allowing Jessica in on interviews with suspects never mind allowing her to question suspects when she was along on this trip with them and the victim, totally unbelievable & unprofessional, does he not have a partner or investigation team, plus she's a civilian & the whole fun of Murder She Wrote is Jessica poking her nose in where the police do not want her and then solving the murder despite this. When this was brought up by some of the suspects, who surely have the right not to speak in front of her,the author actually showed the Inspector to be an arrogant bully treating them as if they were guilty and demanding they answer 'her' questions.Also being a huge fan of the TV series I do not like the way Jessica's character changed towards her friends in this book when in Inspector Sutherlands company, she sometimes seems embarrassed by them and all too eager to dump them in favour of him,and that is not the Jessica Fletcher from the Murder She Wrote series.I also find the relationship between the two characters extremely uncomfortable and pointless.I do not know why the author feels the need to involve George Sutherland in so many of the books, Jessica is the reason we read & surely Scotland Yard has more than one Inspector on staff.