Passport to Murder by Mary Angela

Passport to Murder by Mary Angela
Publisher: Camel Press
Genre: Contemporary, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Full Length (249)
Rating: 5 stars
Reviewed by Stargazer

Start with an unlucky number. Throw in a romantic location. Include a dashing Frenchman and an uncompromising professor. And you have all the ingredients for a passport to murder.

This semester, it seems that Professor Prather’s dreams are about to come true. Ever since she was a young girl, she’s imagined going to France, and her French colleague, André Duman, has finally made that trip possible. Over spring break, she and André are to lead a group of students and faculty to Paris to explore the City of Light. But before she can utter her first bonjour, a professor dies, and they are stuck in Minneapolis. She returns to Copper Bluff with an unstamped passport and a mystery to solve.
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When André becomes the prime suspect, Emmeline puts her research skills to good use, determined to find out who really killed the professor and spoiled their spring break plans. With thirteen travelers assembled, the possibilities are varied and villainous. Luckily, her dear friend and sidekick, Lenny Jenkins, is close by. Together, they will sort through the conflicting clues even if it costs them time, trouble, or tenure.

Have you ever wondered how crime is solved in the world of Academia? With the assistance of Professor Prather of course!

Passport to Murder is an engrossing story that will pull the reader in from the first page. While taking a once in a lifetime class trip to Paris, there is a death of one of the faculty members during the flight causing an immediate change of plans and cancelling this amazing opportunity for everyone. What occurs after this murder is where the story really heats up, both literally and figuratively.

Passport to Murder is the second story of the Professor Prather series. You do not need to read the first book, An Act of Murder, to feel caught up since Mary Angela does an excellent job at keeping new and returning reader up to speed. The core events of the first story are reviewed within Passport to Murder without causing the reader to feel guilty about missing out if they had not read the first book.

Emmeline Prather and her colleague Lenny Jenkins team up after some more puzzling questions arise regarding the death of the beloved professor on the plan. The mix of characters, including police officers, students and faculty all make for a fun interactive adventure for the reader. The great conversations and in-depth descriptions bring the reader directly into the mix-making the story flow smoothly and enveloping the reader into the world of Emmeline Prather.

As the story progresses and the questions regarding the beloved but very outspoken professor begin to circulate once again, another mysterious tragedy suddenly appears to take Copper Bluff by storm. Emmeline and Lenny begin connecting the dots to find out that this new development is most likely related to the professor’s death. Just when the reader began to believe that life was moving forward for the characters, this new development sets off even more questions and suspicions.

If you are a fan of mysteries, especially those that occur in the world of academics, make sure you don’t miss Passport to Murder by Mary Angela!