REVIEW: CYANIDE AND SENSIBILITY, A DELECTABLY DELIGHTFUL MYSTERY

Hello,  everyone! I hope you've been following all the excitement around the release of Katie Oliver's Cyanide and Sensibility so far. What about my author interview, which opened the virtual book tour on December 4th? Well, if you've missed it somehow, here is the LINK to enjoy it and hear directly from the author about the creation of her new delightful mystery story. Today I'm especially here to share with you my review of the book. Ready to scroll down and read? No major spoilers ahead, only the typical ramblings of a well-entertained Austen fan. MG

CYANIDE AND SENSIBILITY VIRTUAL BOOK TOUR: INTERVIEW WITH AUTHOR KATIE OLIVER

Welcome, dear readers, to the much-anticipated kickoff of the Cyanide and Sensibility Virtual Book Tour here at My Jane Austen Book Club! We are delighted to bring you an exclusive sneak peek into the latest installment of The Jane Austen Tea Society Mystery series by the talented author Katie Oliver.

BOOK COVER REVEAL! CYANIDE AND SENSIBILITY: A JANE AUSTEN TEA SOCIETY MYSTERY - A DELICIOUS WHODUNIT BY KATIE OLIVER

 

Dear fellow Jane Austen enthusiasts and cozy mystery lovers, the time has come for a truly delectable revelation! Get ready to put on your detective caps and join us as we dive into the enchanting world of "Cyanide and Sensibility: A Jane Austen Tea Society Mystery." In this upcoming masterpiece by the talented Katie Oliver, prepare to indulge in a delightful blend of cozy culinary mystery, amateur sleuthing, and Austenesque fiction. With the cover reveal today, let's start embarking on a new tantalizing journey into the realm of confections, clues, and cunning in Laurel Springs. Scroll down to have a look at the lovely book cover! 

KATIE OLIVER, JANE AUSTEN - REGENCY SHOPAHOLIC? AUTHOR GUEST POST & GREAT GIVEAWAY!

"Chick lit is genre fiction which addresses issues of modern womanhood, often humorously and lightheartedly. Although it sometimes includes romantic elements, chick lit is generally not considered a direct subcategory of the romance novel genre, because the heroine's relationship with her family or friends is often just as important as her romantic relationships." - Goodreads

"[Romance] books are about the celebration of falling in love and emotion and commitment, and all of those things we really want." - Nora Roberts

Jane Austen blazed the trail that every writer of romance and chick lit ever after has followed. Her popularity is still strong after 250 years. Numerous film adaptations of her novels, including the recent Austen-meets-horror film mashup, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, continue to be produced, watched, and admired, and discussed.