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Book 6 in this series has Stella & Lyndy traveling to Scotland to meet her father’s relatives (The McEwens) and supporting Lyndy’s sisters' fiance (Freddy) in a golf tournament. Stella immediately becomes involved in saving a maid from an assault though the perpetrator’s identity is unknown, some clues left behind and forgotten. Freddy’s father unexpectedly shows up and Stella tries to determine what exactly is the history between him and the McEwens and if it had anything to do with the murders. I found that I questioned the motives of several characters who acted suspiciously throughout the book, unsure if it was due to the murder or other secrets they were trying to hide. A solid story and always fun to see Stella take command of her life and fight to bring about the truth.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for selecting me to read an advanced copy of this book

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Thanks to Kensington Books and Net Galley for this ARC. Series is still going strong, characters developing still and some great plot twists.

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Murder at Glenoch Hill is the sixth book in the Stella and Lyndy mystery series.

This time we follow our favorite couple on a journey to Scotland to meet Stella's kin and enjoy a spot of golfing.

As usual, something mysterious is afoot, Stella cannot leave it well alone and it all comes crumbling down.

I believe this is not the best chapter in this series but it still makes for a diverting and enjoyable reading.

I received an advance copy for free and I am leaving this review voluntarily, thanks to the author for it.

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I enjoyed reconnecting with Stella and Lynsey and their supporting cast in an evocative Scottish environment. The historical information on the game of golf was interesting as well.

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Thanks for the advanced copy! It is a really good next installment to the series. Lyndy and Stella’s relationship is so sweet and I love to watch it progress. Can’t wait to see what they get up to next. The mystery was intriguing and I like that usually it has several smaller ones also to solve along the way. Would recommend to those who enjoy a good whodunnit and fans of the series

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Set in the Scottish highlands and the legendary St. Andrews golf course, Stella and Lyndy arrive to meet her relatives and watch a golf tournament. Of course, murder follows and Stella cannot help but investigate.

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