My rating: 4 of 5 stars
The supersleuths are back in a delightful but unlikely tale, but still, it could happen! As well as an investigation and gaining vengeance on those who wrong them, they also face everyday ordeals that are typical for pensioners. And for those unlikely situations, they cope admirably and wittily, and are seldom shocked by what they find, and when they are, Osman’s narrative technique allows each character to describe their thoughts and feeling independently. In this plotline, the characters are further developed and we learn a tiny bit more about each one, though not as much as we’d like as a backstory. It’s still a good read as they gossip and socialise within their community, although this story is a bot more close-knit, but I suppose it has to be when there’s sleuthing involved and connections have to be established and taken advantaged of. Still, when you’ve got time on your hands…
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