This was a cozy mystery from an established series. Agatha, her friends and family, live in the high desert of California. And in this book, someone is killed, but just who did it? And although the victim wasn't well liked, she had enough money so she didn't care. And Aggie, of course, has the coolest head and figures out the mixed up mess.This was a bit muddled, and the badly edited grammer did nothing but detract from the story, partially because the mistake (primarily with plurals and possesives and apostrophes) weren't even consistant.I wouldn't go out of my way to find any others in the series, but might read another if I ran across it. It feels a bit as if the authoir took Jessica Fletcher and Miss Marple and morphed them into one person
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