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The hosts highlighted the title as an upcoming read, noting it follows private detective Agatha Raisin navigating a high‑society murder case set against the world of show jumping. Angela Kinsey expressed excitement to read it after a fan suggested it, and Jenna Fisher mentioned the recommendation from a library worker. They emphasized the glamorous setting, the accused aristocrat, and the return of Agatha’s ex‑husband, presenting it as a fun addition to the mystery series.
Episode: Office Ladies Live: Fan Mailbag
This is the first book in the Queen of the Village Mystery series by M.C. Beaton, and it features a private detective named Agatha Raisin who gets caught up in a murder investigation. This book is set in the world of show jumping.
Mary goes on to say, maybe it will inspire a plot for mom detectives, which she's very much looking forward to. And I'll tell you why. Mary, I cannot wait to read this book. Hot to Trot is part of a mystery series.
Hot to Trot is part of a mystery series. By MC Beaton. Here's a summary for Hot to Trot, which by the way, has a little mystery spy glass thingy on the front and it says Queen of the Village Mystery. Here we go. Private Detective Agatha Raisin immerses herself in the glittering lifestyle of the fabulously wealthy when Sir Charles Fraith is accused of murder. And Agatha is named as his accomplice. A high society wedding, a glitzy mast ball, and an introduction to the world of international show jumping where the riders are glamorous. The horses are beautiful and intrigue runs deep, leaving Agatha with a list of suspects as long as a stallion's tail. I must uncover the truth before a net of skullduggery closes around them. And if events weren't complicated enough, Agatha's ex-husband, James Lacey is back in Carsley and back in Agatha's heart.
Episode: Office Ladies Live: Fan Mailbag
Angela mentioned that she was going to read this book, which is about a private detective named Agatha Raisin. It's part of a mystery series called "Queen of the Village Mystery".
Mary goes on to say, maybe it will inspire a plot for mom detectives, which she's very much looking forward to. And I'll tell you why. Mary, I cannot wait to read this book. Hot to Trot is part of a mystery series. No, it is not. By M.C. Beaton. Here's the summary. For Hot to Trot, which by the way, has a little mystery spy glass thingy on the front. And it says Queen of the Village Mystery. Here we go. Private Detective Agatha Raisin immerses herself in the glittering lifestyle of the fabulously wealthy when Sir Charles Fraith is accused of murder. And Agatha is named as his accomplice. A high society wedding, a glitzy masked ball, and an in-depth investigation into the murder and an introduction to the world of international show jumping where the riders are glamorous, the horses are beautiful, and intrigue runs deep. Leaving Agatha with a list of suspects as long as a stallion's tail. Agatha must uncover the truth before a net of skullduggery closes around them. And if events weren't complicated enough, Agatha's ex-husband James Lacey is back in Carsley and back in Agatha's heart.
Episode: Office Ladies Live: Fan Mailbag
Jenna received a book recommendation from Mary W., who works at a library, for a book called "Hot to Trot" by MC Beaton, which is part of a mystery series called "Queen of the Village Mystery."
It's Hot to Trot.
Hot to Trot is part of a mystery series. No, it is not. By MC Beaton. Here's a summary for Hot to Trot, which by the way, has a little mystery spyglass thingy on the front.