“Murder at Midnight” could easily be considered C.S.’s best work to date and Rex Graves'' most challenging crime to solve, if he even can.
MURDER AT MIDNIGHT By C.S. Challinor C.S. Challinor is the author of the detective series, Rex Graves. Her latest book “Murder at Midnight” is the sixth book in the series. “Murder at Midnight” takes place on New Year’s Eve at Gleneagle Lodge, at a party hosted by Rex and his fiancée, Helen d’Arcy. When a couple, Ken and Catriona Fraser, are found murdered, Rex doesn’t have a lack of suspects. In true who-dun-it form, C.S. is able to weave a tale in which everyone attending had means, motive, and opportunity to commit the crime. Rex is put to the test in order to solve a crime that happened right under his nose and at a party he hosted. “Murder at Midnight” will delight all cozy and Agatha Christie fans. C.S. creates devilishly complex characters keeping the reader on edge until the final page. Readers will think they have the mystery all figured out, but C.S. doesn’t make it that easy. Fans will soon see that C.S., while using a retro mystery style, puts a modern twist on the crimes and characters giving a fresh new look into the who-dun-it recipe. “Murder at Midnight” could easily be considered C.S.’s best work to date and Rex Graves' most challenging crime to solve, if he even can. Reviewed by John Raab
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