Oh, the flirty tones of this book. I loved it, characters on point, narration on point, and the murder mystery thrilling. Gray and Mallory just need to take it to the next level. I can understand why Gray does not see her fascination with him, but Mallory is supposedly good at reading people, so why is she oblivious to Gray's fascination.

Cannot wait for the next book.

#netgalley

Thank you Netgalley and MacMillan Audio for the advance audiobook and reader copy of Death at a Highland Wedding by Kelley Armstrong and narrator Kate Hanford in exchange for an honest review. This book was so much fun to read. I started it as an ebook and when I got the audiobook, switched to it. I really enjoyed the narrator and found her accents and reading very pleasant to listen to. This book was like a modern Agatha Christie book, set in 1870 Highlands of Scotland. There was intrigue, romance, forensics and friendship in this book and I find myself anxiously waiting for the next one. There were new characters introduced, Hugh's sister, Fiona and his ex-fiancee, Violet. There were also childhood classmates of Hugh and Duncan, Archie and Ezra.
I really enjoyed how Armstrong gave us the first impressions of these new characters and then delved deeper and fleshed them out. It really felt like I was part of the group, getting to know the new people and how easy it is to jump to conclusions about people. I was suspicious of some at the beginning and then had to change my opinion as more was revealed.
This is what I love so much about Armstrong books. She drops you into the world and makes you part of it. She also has an uncanny ability to write any genre and it feels like that is her specialty, then you read a different genre by her and it's just as real and believable. Another great book by Kelley Armstrong, now I get to read a rom-com by her.