And Then There Were Nuns by Kylie Logan

And Then There Were Nuns by Kylie Logan
League of Literary Ladies
Publisher: Berkley Books
Genre: Contemporary, Mystery/Suspense
Length: Full Length (306 pgs)
Rating: 3.5 stars
Reviewed by Nymphaea

The national bestselling author of Gone with the Twins returns to South Bass Island, where the League of Literary Ladies has to find out who’s killing off nuns.

B and B owner Bea Cartwright has taken on the responsibility of taking meals to ten visiting nuns, who are on retreat at the Water’s Edge Center for Spirit and Renewal on picturesque South Bass Island on Lake Erie. But the peace of the retreat is shattered when one of the nuns is found at the water’s edge—murdered. And when a second nun is killed, Bea and the other members of the League of Literary Ladies—Chandra, Kate, and Luella—start to wonder about eerie parallels with the Agatha Christie mystery classic, And Then There Were None.
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Since Bea has the trust of the sisters, the local chief of police asks her and the other Literary Ladies to interview each of them. Expecting a confession may be asking for a miracle, but Bea hopes she can at least find the killer before another nun gets crossed off the guest list…

It all started with a penguin.

Let me clarify my opening statement. The book starts quite frankly with Bea seeing what she thinks is a penguin. Turns out it’s a nun.

I’m newer to the cozy mystery genre. I’ll admit, I was looking forward to something closer to Agatha Christie, but that’s on me for not knowing the genre as well as I might. I expected certain things to happen and when they didn’t, I was pleasantly surprised in some aspects and annoyed in others. It’s on me as the reader for not knowing the genre. So if you’re new to the genre of cozy mystery, let this book take you on a ride.

The writing flows well and I got right into the story. I wasn’t as invested in Bea’s character, but I did like her sometime love interest. I wanted to know who committed the murder and didn’t pick up on how it was committed, so that’s good. Plus, this book takes place in the islands off Lake Erie in the Ohio/Michigan area. If you’re fond of that area, then this book will delight you.

If you’re looking for a mystery that’s a quick read and has a bit of fun, then this is the book for you.