I put off reading Murder at the Grand Raj Palace, by Vaseem Khan because it is the last of the Baby Ganesh Agency Investigation books in print and I was hoping for news of the next one. That has not happened as yet, and I just didn't want to wait any longer! For a hundred years or more, the Grand Raj Palace Hotel has been the destination of the world's wealthy. It is a tradition of which they are most proud so when an American tourist (an extremely wealthy one) is found dead, they'd like his murder solved quickly and quietly. That's where Inspector Chopra and his elephant come in. Money is involved, of course, but why the painting?

When Fenella's brother calls to tell her he is coming for a visit, she is not sure just what to think. He contested the Will that gave her the house she's living in, his past calls have always been when he needs money. How will this all play out? Then, he arrives with a girlfriend. Turns out, she is from the Isle of Man and wants to hook up with her old friends. Is that really such a good idea? Guests and Guilt, part of the Isle of Man Ghostly Cozy series, by Diana Xarissa was another good read. I loved the title! If anyone can conjure up guilt, it's family!

Reading Hermit With Dog