Book Review

Madam Tulip and the Bones of Chance (Madam Tulip #3) 

Release Date: April 12, 2018

A surprise role in a movie takes actress Derry O’Donnell to a romantic castle in the Scottish Highlands. But romance soon turns to fear and suspicion. Someone means to kill, and Derry, moonlighting as celebrity fortune-teller Madam Tulip, is snared in a net of greed, conspiracy and betrayal.

A millionaire banker, a film producer with a mysterious past, a gun-loving wife, a PA with her eyes on Hollywood, a handsome and charming estate manager—each has a secret to share and a request for Madam Tulip.

As Derry and her friend Bruce race to prevent a murder, she learns to her dismay that the one future Tulip can’t predict is her own.

Madame Tulip and the Bones of Chance is the third Madam Tulip adventure.

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My Thoughts…

Madam Tulip is back in this third installment of the Madam Tulip series, and she’s managed to get herself mixed up in yet another set of strange occurrences. With her close friend and fellow thespian Bruce, Derry (AKA Madam Tulip) quickly learn that there is more than just hunting going on in the Scottish Highlands. Or at least game hunting.

As with the first two books, I happily curled up to read this latest book, knowing that I was in for an enjoyable story, full of intriguing characters, suspense and of course a little fortune-telling.

As always, the author’s writing is brilliant and colourful, the plot enjoyable, and Derry is just the most endearing character. I love getting wrapped up in her adventures.

Another thing I like about this book, is like the others, you don’t necessarily need to read the previous installments in order to enjoy it. That said, you would be doing yourself a disservice if you don’t read the others because part of the fun is getting invested in the characters and their lives.

Perfect for a rainy day, Madam Tulip and the Bones of Chance is the ultimate cozy mystery.

Rating… B+

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*Thank you David, for an advanced copy in exchange for my honest review!