Book Review: Death of a Green-Eyed Monster by M. C. Beaton and R. W. Green (2022)
Synopsis: Things finally seem to be going right for Sergeant Hamish Macbeth. He remains in his beloved town of Lochdubh and to the surprise of many, his beautiful constable, Dorothy McIver has agreed to marry him. However, a few days before the wedding, a murder and an attempted murder put a dark cloud over the upcoming ceremony. To make matters worse, many of Hamish's friends begin to suspect Dorothy isn't being completely honest with her fiancé about her past. Review: I was surprised to see Death of a Green-Eyed Monste r when I was at the library last week. With M. C. Beaton's passing in 2019, I assumed Death of an Honest Man would be the final Hamish Macbeth book. So, seeing a new chapter in his story, written with the help of another writer while Beaton was still alive, was something I thought was intriguing. Though, admittedly, I also had some doubts about the book as well. I finished reading it early this morning and, while it did prove to be a lot better than I ...