The Vampire Book Club

A good light read with a good amateur murder investigation to keep things interesting. Also adding spice is the fact that this story follows a modern day witch (of the good kind) who is exiled from Seattle to a small Irish village for the crime of extending her best friend's (and ex-husband's) life “past his time”. This is dangerous for the whole community as Death is an actual anthropomorphic personification who is dangerous to annoy because....well...death.So hoping for a nice quiet start in a quiet village our heroine arrives at the bookshop she'll be running and...well anyone familiar with Nancy Warren may not be too surprised that a mystery and some sleuthing ensues.For those who enjoyed the [b:The Vampire Knitting Club 41882197 The Vampire Knitting Club (Vampire Knitting Club #1) Nancy Warren https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1537203595l/41882197.SY75.jpg 65375197] books, there is a cameo by a few members of the Knitting Club, which put a smile on my face - but this really is an independent series, no prior knowledge is necessary.That said, if you enjoyed this book, you'll probably love [b:The Vampire Knitting Club 41882197 The Vampire Knitting Club (Vampire Knitting Club #1) Nancy Warren https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1537203595l/41882197.SY75.jpg 65375197]. I feel the Knitting Club has more humour, but that may just be me. An engaging light read. Four stars because that's what it aims to be, what I wanted and I really liked it.