Book Review: Agatha Raisin and the Witch of Wyckhadden by M. C. Beaton (1999)
Synopsis: Seeking solitude while her hair grows back from a vengeful attack by a hairdresser, Agatha Raisin takes a vacation at an English seaside resort in the village of Wyckhadden only to discover it is a dreary place in the offseason and the others at her hotel are elderly and only interested in playing Scrabble. When someone breaks into her room and vandalizes her fur coat, Agatha immediately suspects the local witch that had criticized her for wearing fur when she visited earlier in the day for hair tonic and a love potion. However, when she goes to confront the witch, Francie, she finds the woman dead and any hopes of ending her vacation early and returning home are dashed when she becomes a suspect in the murder. Review: I didn't have any books on hold at the library and, for the first time in a while, went with no idea what I planned on checking out. As a result of this, even though I have had mixed opinions about previous Agatha Raisin mysteries, I decided to stick with...