In typical McMillan style, the city of Boston takes centre stage alongside an uncommon and endearing hero in this entertaining murder mystery. Murder at the Flamingo is beguiling and colourful, as Hamish and Reggie are immersed in the glitz and glamour that is the Flamingo, drawn deeper into the underbelly of unpalatable business machinations and nefarious men. Vivid in characterisation and prose, this . · 'Cream-filled cannoli from the North End, the golden dome of the State House, bells ringing from the Old North Church—there's atmosphere galore in Murder at the Flamingo, the opener of Rachel McMillan's new Van Buren and DeLuca Mystery series, set in Boston.' BookPage 'Hamish, we learn, suffers from an anxiety and panic disorderBrand: Nelson, Thomas, Inc. · Now I know you’re thinking, Murder at the Flamingo by Rachel McMillan is a historical fiction novel, I thought you loved historical fiction? And I do, I Estimated Reading Time: 5 mins.
Cream-filled cannoli from the North End, the golden dome of the State House, bells ringing from the Old North Church—there's atmosphere galore in Murder at the Flamingo, the opener of Rachel McMillan's new Van Buren and DeLuca Mystery series, set in Boston. The murder happens nearly pages in, but in the meantime, the story. I am very happy to welcome Rachel McMillan today with her new book, Murder at the Flamingo. She is currently touring the internet with TLC Book Tours. About Murder at the Flamingo: Series: A Van Buren and DeLuca Mystery (Book 1) Paperback: pages Publisher: Thomas Nelson (July. 'Cream-filled cannoli from the North End, the golden dome of the State House, bells ringing from the Old North Church--there's atmosphere galore in Murder at the Flamingo, the opener of Rachel McMillan's new Van Buren and DeLuca Mystery series, set in Boston.' 'Hamish, we learn, suffers from an anxiety and panic disorder.
'Cream-filled cannoli from the North End, the golden dome of the State House, bells ringing from the Old North Church—there's atmosphere galore in Murder at the Flamingo, the opener of Rachel McMillan's new Van Buren and DeLuca Mystery series, set in Boston.' BookPage 'Hamish, we learn, suffers from an anxiety and panic disorder. Murder at the Flamingo is the first novel I’ve read by Rachel McMillan and, boy, am I glad I read this book. What a fun ride! Reading this novel is like stepping into a s RKO masterpiece. Now I know you’re thinking, Murder at the Flamingo by Rachel McMillan is a historical fiction novel, I thought you loved historical fiction? And I do, I love reading all time periods except one, the ’s.
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