Death at the Sign of the Rook: A Jackson Brodie Book, Jackson Brodie Series 6 By Kate Atkinson
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In Kate Atkinson’s latest novel, The Book of Lost and Found, the return of private eye Jackson Brodie is both thrilling and masterful. An instant #1 bestseller in the UK, this installment finds Brodie grappling with a humdrum case of a stolen painting in his quiet Yorkshire town. However, the mystery quickly deepens as he uncovers a web of art thefts leading to the enigmatic Burton Makepeace estate, now a partially converted hotel renowned for its Murder Mystery weekends.
Rook Hall, the estate’s grand setting, becomes a stage for a high-stakes game of deception and intrigue. As Jackson delves into the estate’s secrets, he navigates a labyrinth of disguises and hidden motives among its eclectic guests, including impecunious aristocrats and old acquaintances. With Atkinson’s signature wit and sophistication, this tale deftly weaves elements of classic mystery with contemporary flair.
The Book of Lost and Found pays homage to mystery legends like Agatha Christie and Dorothy Sayers, while also drawing inspiration from modern hits such as Knives Out and Only Murders in the Building. The novel offers a delightful mix of charm, clever plotting, and homage to the genre, ensuring readers are treated to a suspenseful and engaging experience.
Ian Rankin praises the book for its delicious blend of classic and modern mystery, making it a must-read for fans of both traditional and contemporary crime fiction. 📚❤️
Rook Hall, the estate’s grand setting, becomes a stage for a high-stakes game of deception and intrigue. As Jackson delves into the estate’s secrets, he navigates a labyrinth of disguises and hidden motives among its eclectic guests, including impecunious aristocrats and old acquaintances. With Atkinson’s signature wit and sophistication, this tale deftly weaves elements of classic mystery with contemporary flair.
The Book of Lost and Found pays homage to mystery legends like Agatha Christie and Dorothy Sayers, while also drawing inspiration from modern hits such as Knives Out and Only Murders in the Building. The novel offers a delightful mix of charm, clever plotting, and homage to the genre, ensuring readers are treated to a suspenseful and engaging experience.
Ian Rankin praises the book for its delicious blend of classic and modern mystery, making it a must-read for fans of both traditional and contemporary crime fiction. 📚❤️