Artist and spa owner Penny Brannigan puzzles over the theft of a poet's chair and the murder that goes with it in the newest mystery in this series set in Wales.

Wound around the challenging mystery of why thieves would pursue a prize awarded posthumously to a World War 1 poet is a history lesson about the actual poet and his home. Elizabeth Duncan's book is also a travelogue, as Penny takes the reader across country and on a ferry ride to Dublin

Penny is assisted by book regulars, including Victoria, her business partner; Mrs. Lloyd, a gossipy spa customers; and Jimmy, a reformed thief who consults from his wheelchair in the local nursing home.

I was able to obtain this free book for my honest opinion and I have to tell you this British cozy mystery checked all the boxes for me, a great book indeed. Remembering The Dead is the 10th book in the Penny Brannigan series by Elizabeth J. Duncan. In this book Welsh amateur sleuth Brannigan attends a formal dinner party at a posh country house. When every retires to the library for a private viewing of the Black Chair they are shocked to see the restored bardic chair is missing. To add to the mystery Brannigan finds a body.

Twists and turns and a theft gone wrong eep Brannigan busy until the end.

I highly recommend this book!