I'm excited to be a part of the Blog Tour for Murder, She Wrote: A Body in Boston by Jessica Fletcher and Terrie Farley Moran! I received a free electronic copy for an honest review from the publisher. Thanks so much to Berkley and the authors for letting me be a part of this tour!
Title: Murder, She Wrote: A Body in Boston
Authors: Jessica Fletcher and Terrie Farley Moran
Published by: Berkley
Released: July 1, 2025
Source: Electronic Review Copy Provided by Publisher
Synopsis: Jessica Fletcher has dinner with her old pal Harry McGraw and gets pulled into a puzzling murder case.
Invited to deliver a lecture at the Boston Public Library, Jessica Fletcher excitedly makes plans to see local friends. Naturally that includes dinner at Gilhooley’s with PI Harry McGraw. Harry excitedly talks about his latest client, the CEO of Cure All Pharmaceuticals, who’s received anonymous blackmail demands and wants Harry to identify the culprit. Cookie, Gilhooley’s longtime bartender, also has something he wants to tell he asked Harry to investigate his daughter Aileen’s boyfriend, who Cookie thinks is too slick by half, but now Harry is too wrapped up in this new case. While Jessica wonders how best to approach Aileen, the young woman stumbles into Gilhooley’s covered in blood. She just discovered her boyfriend’s corpse -- and quickly becomes the chief suspect in his murder! (Synopsis from Goodreads)
My Thoughts: This was fun! I could see a lot of people enjoying this, whether they are fans of Murder, She Wrote or not. This was the perfect book for summer reading.
The writing was really easy to lose myself in and I had a fun time trying to solve the mystery. I also loved all the characters.
Jessica Fletcher (born Jessica Beatrice MacGill, and writes under the initialed J.B. Fletcher) is a fictional character from the US television series Murder, She Wrote.
In keeping with the spirit of the TV show, a series of official original novels have been written by American ghostwriter Donald Bain and published by the New American Library. The author credit for the novels is shared with the fictitious "Jessica Fletcher." When the first novel in the series, Gin and Daggers, was published in 1989 it included several inaccuracies to the TV series including Jessica driving a car which she could not do as she never learned to drive. Due to fans pointing out the errors, the novel was republished in 2000 with most of the inaccuracies corrected.
Thanks so much for checking out my Blog Tour Stop for Murder, She Wrote: A Body in Boston by Jessica Fletcher and Terrie Farley Moran. Thank you to Berkley and the authors for letting me be a part of the tour! Murder mysteries are a must during the summer!
