Once I'd read the first book in the series, I plunged on with the whole rest of the series (all available through Netgalley, bless them). I kind of remember it taking a full weekend day (is that possible? They are pretty quick), and it was great fun – but the downside is that the six books blurred together a bit.

This book stands out for a major character having a medical crisis (coincidentally the same thing that had happened to my mother just a short while before), and for the rapidly approaching wedding of our heroine amidst arson and new acquisitions for the museum at the center of the series.

The writing is everything it should be in a cozy mystery, fast and smart with lots of great work in the setting and characters. And a terrific dog. I love these books. I would be delighted if the Imogene Museum series were to continue – and in the meantime, look, there's another series!

The usual disclaimer: I received this book via Netgalley for review. ( )