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Death of a Traitor

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Kate, a woman in the village is missing, and the people he interviewed say how nice she is. But, as Hamish learns, there’s more to the story. Kate was up to no good, and there are several people who would wish her gone. I keep thinking that the series will go back to the way it was with its original author because I like the characters and the setting, but apparently that is not happening. It’s not that cozy a series anymore when animals are hurt, there are multiple murders, and the Russian mob is involved. Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for the ARC.

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Death of a Traitor by M. C. Beaton Mr. Green continues the Hamish MacBeth series in the tradition which Ms Beaton would hardily approve. The second book in the coauthoring is a fast moving, page burner of a mystery. Tidbits of background information of Hamish's past partners and lady friends are interlaced within the story. Lugs and Sonsi play a large part in the story with Sonsi proving to be quite the action hero. An enjoyable and entertaining read.

Thank you to the author, publisher, and NetGalley for the opportunity to preview the book

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