Mad, Mad Murders of Marigold Way by Raymond Benson PDF Download

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Raymond Benson with his James Bond continuation novels and then began reading his other novels and enjoying the characters he has created. The Mad, Mad Murders of Marigold Way is a very nice addition to his works. Marigold Way is an engrossing mystery with subtle clues that both allowed and challenged me to solve it along with the police. When I got to the end, I appreciated the twists that revealed it was more than what I suspected. The characters were realistic with both admirable qualities as well as personality flaws that made them very relatable.