Ten books and still going strong, relocating the action to different places is a fine idea to keep the series fresh and interesting. Isolated villages with strange inhabitants are the satirical subjects this time, and this is a cheerful addition to the classic English cozy complete with quilters group and daft local constable. The plot is the most important thing in this type of fiction, and there is an entertaining one to enjoy along with the usual quota of laughs and of course the inimitable Agatha herself, one of my favorite (and most original) sleuths. All writers of overlong repetitive books ought to be made to read these stories... just long enough to satisfy, but leave the reader wanting more. Great stuff.