Schüsse im Shortbread: Kriminalroman (Arthur-Escroyne-Reihe, Band 3)

Already the short biography of the author is interesting. He is the 36th Earl of Sutherly and his wife is a chief commissioner. He writes the books about the cases his wife has to solve.
Arthur and Rosy are newly married. The honeymoon was supposed to have gone to the Côte d'Azur, but instead they are in the Scottish Highlands to help Rosy's protégé on her first fall. In the Tackergill Tower Castel, they move into the Honeymoon Suite because four people were shot in the restaurant Shortbread. What do these people have in common? Rosy first investigates undercover and Arthur tries to support her as well. The whole thing seems to be very tricky. In addition, Rosy is five months pregnant and gets bleeding during the investigation. This show more means to determine from the hospital bed.
The story is amusing, but did not overly bother me. show less