poppy done to death

poppy done to death
charlaine harris
aurora teagarden mysteries #8
fiction/mystery/thriller/romance
penguin group usa
published 2009

When Aurora finds her sister-in-law murdered in her home she discovers that people just weren't who she thought they were.

Finally, the last in the series.  At least for now.  Charlaine Harris has said she might revisit Aurora, but she makes no promises so as of now this is the last book.  The mystery in this book is sort of secondary.  It seemed like Harris planned on this book being the last so she was busy tying up loose ends and creating a 'happy' ending for Aurora.

I suppose this was a satisfying end to the series, though to be truthful I wasn't a huge fan of these books to begin with.  Aurora was snobby and self-centered.  There were times when I just didn't understand why she couldn't keep out of it, but then I guess that wouldn't make for a very exciting book, would it?  Though they weren't really that exciting...