Book Review: Murder of a Suffragette by Marty Wingate

I enjoyed this cosy murder mystery set in the 1920’s and around a meeting of suffragettes.

The murder is discovered quite early in the book and as the investigation unfolds the mystery builds. Our protagonist Mabel Canning calls in her friends from the London Ladies Murder Club. Murder of a Suffragette is book 4 in a series but I didn’t feel like I had missed anything by not reading the previous books.

 

Murder of a Suffragette is a slow burn, character driven story. A nice easy read to sit down in a comfy seat with a cup of tea.

 

A few red herrings had me guessing and double guessing who the murderer was. I never did get it right.

 

Murder of a Suffragette is a light read with an engaging mystery, a touch of humour and memorable characters ( especially Gladys the dog). Perfect to escape into for a few hours.

 

My rating: 3 / 5 ⭐⭐⭐ 

Publisher: Bookouture

Publication date: 28th October 2024

Genre: Cosy Mystery

Pages: 331

Source: Courtesy of the publisher via Netgalley