Recommended Reads Murder Matrimony in the Castello blends romance and mystery

Edmonds, WALocal News

In "Murder & Matrimony in the Castello," Tessa Floreano crafts a delightful tale set in 1897 Italy, where a wedding celebration masks a chilling mystery. The story revolves around Renata, who faces the unimaginable when her groom, Placido, goes missing just as their guests arrive. Inspired by her love for Sherlock Holmes, Renata embarks on a suspenseful quest to uncover the truth, all while dealing with the pressures of her wedding day. The narrative is infused with humor and romance, particularly through Renata's interactions with a charming police inspector who complicates her emotional landscape. Floreano's exquisite descriptions of the Italian countryside and rich historical context add depth to the story, creating an immersive reading experience.

The dynamic cast of characters, from family to wedding guests, enriches the plot, providing a range of suspects and motives. As the clock ticks down to the wedding, readers are left wondering whether love will triumph over deception. This captivating blend of romance and mystery promises to enthrall fans of both genres.

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