The Silver Anniversary Murder: A Christine Bennett Mystery (The Christine Bennett Mysteries)

This review is not specific to this book, but to the entire series. If you read the books in order of publication, you can't help but get caught up in the personal life of Christine Bennett. You have to admire her ability to reason out things that happened in the past to solve her mysteries. As someone who attended Catholic schools my whole life, I really relate to her relationship with Sr. Joseph. I wish Lee Harris would write faster so that I could read more of her books.

I've been following this series since "The Good Friday Murders" and while this latest book is not as good as some of the earlier books it's far from a bad book. There's no way the reader could guess "who did it" based on the clues given early on but everything came together in the end. The one criticism i do have is it would have been nicer if Sr. Joseph played a bigger role in the story. Next to Chris she's my favorite charater.