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File Size: 922 KB
Print Length: 272 pages
Publisher: Berkley; Reissue edition (August 5, 2008)
Publication Date: August 5, 2008
Sold by: Penguin Group (USA) LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B001DISRA8
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I began reading ‘The Orchard Mystery’ series by Shelia Connolly. The first title in the series is ONE BAD APPLE, followed by ROTTEN TO THE CORE. I believe there are presently 8 to 10 titles in the series so far.I have enjoyed the first 2 titles very much. The characters are well-developed, likable and believable. Young Meg Corey moves into her mother’s inherited 200 year old colonial house in Granford, Massachusetts. Meg has just left her Boston city life and banking job and ended a relationship. Her mother (who does not make an appearance in the first 2 titles except for very short phone calls) thinks Meg needs a ‘project’ to take her mind off her problems and asks Meg to ‘fix up the house’ and ready it for sale. (This scenario is a bit of a stretch for me.) Meg hasn’t visited the area since she was a young child and discovers that a 15 acre orchard is part of the property. Meg becomes very interested in the different apple varieties, orchard management techniques and local history - not only of the orchard, but of the house, her distant relatives and the area as well.Meg meets many of the small town’s inhabitants as she grapples with plumbing problems, orchard pest management, real estate issues, restoration work, and of course, the appearance of several dead bodies on her property.I am comfortable with the characters and feel that they resemble the inhabitants of my own small New England town. The mysteries are good and developed. The insights into orchard management are very interesting to me and very well-researched. I am also interested in the local history of the area which is based on New England colonial history.I think I will order #3 in the series, RED DELICIOUS DEATH.
OMgosh, I thought I wrote a review of One Bad Apple, but I guess I was mistaken..BUT I LOVED IT, absolutely loved it, the plot, the location and the character development. I held on on starting this series, but after running out of books in Sheila Connolly's West Cork series, I had to explore my options...and so glad I did. Things always seem to work out for a reason, and when one door closes(even temporarily) another opens, or so it seems. Meg Corly has lost her job and relationship with a cad but not necessarily in that order, that she loved in Boston, but she has been presented an opportunity to take on a new challenge in Western Massachusetts when her Mother decides to put a house that she inherited is located there on the market for a quick sale. Hah! I always love a story that teaches me things that I might not have knows, thanks to Sheila and her etymologist husband and a team from UMass Amherst for the knowledge they bring together in expanding what it takes to grow an Orchard and the delightful recipe's included in this book. I spent some wonderful personal time in this area, and think back wistfully to friends I have met in Northampton when I spent some time there in the fall of the late 70's! Sometimes we just never know where an adventure may lead us..or re-engage us. This book did all that and more. It will for you too, whether it is through the characters or your own personal experience. Here is my own personal invitation, to enjoy an Apple a Day!
I loved this book, the first in "An Orchard Mystery" series. First,to set the scene, I read the blurb: "When Meg Corey unexpectedly finds herself out of a job, an apartment, and a relationship,she seizes the opportunity to renovate the Massachusetts colonial house her mother has inherited and sell it quickly for a share of the profits. But Meg soon learns that renovating a two-hundred-year-old house is no easy task, and that the gorgeous fifteen-acre apple orchard on the property is in danger of being paved over by developers. And she definitely isn't expecting to run into her ex-boyfriend . . . floating dead in her new septic tank." Next, to set the mood, I read the first few lines: " 'Orchard? What orchard?' Meg Corey stared in confusion at the man standing on her doorstep. He reminded her of a hobbit. . . " Then, I checked the dedication: Eleazor Warner(the author's ancestor) and John Chapman (the real Johnny Appleseed). Finally, I noted the acknowledgments and smiled at these words: "I should also thank Mother Nature, who made this past season's apple crop absolutely spectacular. Finally, I need to thank my entomologist husband, who has served as my consultant on aspects of integrated pest management, and my daughter, who tramped through a lot of orchards with me and carried a lot of bags of apples." The third day into the story I was sipping apple juice and studying the recipe for Fresh Apple Cake, one of five in the book. In addition to this series, with its four titles(the fourth to be released in December), Connolly writes an Arizona-based cozy, the first of which is:Through a Glass, Deadly (Glassblowing Mysteries, No. 1). And she has launched yet a third series, set in a Philadelphia museum. Its first title is due out in October:Fundraising the Dead (A Museum Mystery). THANK YOU Amazon.com and Sheila Connolly. Enjoy! I know I will.
This book got me hook right away. The main characters are great, believable and well crafted. I plan to read all the books in this series and have already finished 3 of them. The stories are like a great dessert, you can't quite get enough and you definitely want more\\ Not ibkt dies Neg feel out of place and a little lost, she has problems with everything she touches. The house is old and needs a lot of repairs, she gets introduced to country living and the workings of a septic system and to start off her day, her repaired plumbing acts up and the real problem is a dead body in the septic tank. What a way to start in a new town!. This is the beginning of a series and lays the ground work for the people, places and attitudes. Thoroughly enjoyable.
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