Recommended Reads Murder Matrimony in the Castello blends romance and mystery

Lynnwood, WALocal News

In "Murder & Matrimony in the Castello," Tessa Floreano weaves an enthralling tale that masterfully combines romance and mystery within the picturesque setting of a 19th-century Italian castle. The story follows Renata, who is left to navigate the chaos of her wedding day after her groom, Placido, mysteriously vanishes. Determined to uncover the truth, Renata takes on the challenge of solving the crime, drawing inspiration from her admiration for Sherlock Holmes. Floreano's exquisite descriptions of the Italian countryside and rich historical details transport readers to a time of elegance and intrigue. Throughout the narrative, the dynamics between Renata, her family, and the charming police inspector add layers of complexity to her emotional journey.

The pressure of the impending wedding day heightens the stakes, as Renata races to piece together clues and confront a web of deceit. The author’s ability to portray relatable characters and the tension of unexpected romance ensures that readers remain engaged. With its delightful mix of humor, suspense, and heartfelt moments, this novel is a must-read for fans of both genres.

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