Tidewater Inn

This is another good fiction story by Colleen Coble. I enjoyed the mystery but as with her other books I´ve read, there are always a few details that bother me. In this story there is one detail that is mentioned in one part (mentioned at the dinner table at the Inn with everyone present) and then later the same detail comes up again and some of the people that had been at the table earlier were surprised. It seems like an editor would catch that or the author would reread the book before publishing. That is just one thing. There were some parts that were just not realistic. It was still good though and I´m glad I read it. I´m just not sure I want to read the rest of the series.

I started the audiobook, and the narrator drove me nuts. But I liked the story in spite of that, so I finished the rest of the tale with a library paperback. It's a good mystery, even though I didn't like the local police deciding that it must be the outsider, Libby, who's at fault, instead of hunting for full evidence before deciding. I loved the part of how Libby learns to build a relationship with her newly-discovered family and realizes that, no matter their attitude, she is to love them well anyway.