Quiche of Death / M. C. Beaton / 246 pgs

I don't like cozy mysteries, but I actually enjoyed this book. The mystery kept me guessing and the narrator did an amazing job with the voices. Agatha Raisin was a fun character and the Cotswolds was a wonderful venue for the mystery. I would think that cozy mystery lovers would really enjoy this book, the first in the Agatha Raisin series, but I would also recommend this book for folks who normally don't enjoy cozy mysteries. I might just even read the next book to see how I like it as well. I'm interested in the possible burgeoning romance between Agatha and the new neighbor.

Agatha Raisin retires early from the rat race in London and moves to the Cotswolds where she enters a quiche baking contest, but when the judge dies from poisoning, she's the prime suspect. She must try to find the killer herself in order to be exonerated.