In My Attic by Lina Hansen

 

Inheriting a B&B following her aunt Eve's death, Myrtle finds herself in Avebury. While being ridden with guilt on one hand for not having paid better heed to Eve's call for help, and on the other, convinced that her aunt's death was not an accident, Myrtle is left to herself to find the killer. I loved reading this cosy little mystery. Characterization was brilliant. While all the support characters were memorably carved out, Tiddles the cat, stands to be the favourite. My thanks to Hansen and the publishers, Literary Wanderlust, for gifting me with a copy of this book.