Death of a Green-Eyed Monster: Hamish Macbeth, Book 34

In the quaint village of Lochdubh, Dorothy stands out like a sore thumb, and not in a good way. With her bright green eyes and haughty demeanor, townsfolk aren’t sure what to make of her. Her overwhelming flair is a stark contrast to the simple lives of the locals who prefer familiarity over flamboyance. Yet, intrigue bubbles beneath the surface as whispers of her presence ripple through the community.

Hamish Macbeth, ever the curious soul, finds himself drawn to this odd newcomer. With his knack for solving mysteries, he can’t help but wonder what secrets Dorothy is hiding. As tensions rise and odd occurrences begin to unfold, the quiet village is on edge, and Hamish must untangle the threads connecting Dorothy to the burgeoning chaos around her.

Amidst the backdrop of picturesque landscapes and small-town charm, this latest installment in the beloved Hamish Macbeth series uncovers layers of deception, jealousy, and, of course, murder. It’s a delightful mix of humor and intrigue, showcasing not just Hamish's clever sleuthing skills but also the strong sense of community that defines Lochdubh.