
A Cornish Christmas Murder
Nosey Parker, Book 4
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Zara Ramm
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Fiona Leitch
‘A sparklingly delicious confection to satisfy the mystery reader’s appetite’ Helena Dixon, bestselling author of the Miss Underhay Mysteries
A PINCH OF PARANOIA
It’s three days before Christmas, and detective-turned-chef Jodie ‘Nosey’ Parker is drafted in to cater a charity event run by a notorious millionaire at a 13th-century abbey on Bodmin Moor.
A DASH OF DECEPTION
Things get more complicated when a snowstorm descends, stranding them all, and the next morning they find one of the guests has been gruesomely murdered in their bed…
A MURDER UNDER THE MISTLETOE
Secrets mull in every corner – can Jodie solve the crime before the killer strikes again?
A Cornish Christmas Murder is a must-read mystery full of heart and humour – perfect for fans of Richard Osman and The Appeal.
This title was previously published in the US as A Murder Under the Mistletoe.
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Leitch has attempted to portray this stereotyping as a shortfall of Jodie’s character by including some internal monologue where Jodie comments that her own expectations of how the women will act is all based on media portrayals and, therefore, likely wrong. Leitch could have taken this as an opportunity to have the women act as individuals and in contrast to the stereotypes as a way of commenting on/dispelling them and rounding out Jodie’s character. Unfortunately, she has simultaneously written these characters into the physical world of the story, the world outside of Jodie’s mind, in a way that completely confirms the stereotypes of “Japanese girls” that Jodie has noted. Because of this, any possibility of commenting on the issue of cultural stereotypes completely collapses and, instead, the stereotype is propped up as truth.
There are also a couple of awkward places where Nathan mansplains things that Jody absolutely already knows to her, and Jody doesn’t call him on it either aloud or mentally. This felt false to me. I think it was an attempt to ensure that readers who started the series with this novel rather than beginning at the beginning wouldn’t be lost, but still.
Fantastic narration, fun story, but some ethnic stereotyping blunders
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Good characters
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Fantastic installment to the series! 
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Brilliant Narrator, good story
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The author has a marvelous story ability ❣️
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Fun series
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Fun likable characters
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The presentation is wonderful
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Not as good as the previous novels
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