I previously read book 2 in this series and enjoyed it a lot. I'm not sure why I haven't read any of the others but they are all on my tbr list. Which as y'all know is huge and ever growing.
Poison in Piccadilly by Kelly Oliver
Series: Fiona Figg & Kitty Lane Mystery #6
Genres: Cozy Mystery

London 1918: Is Fiona Figg ready to exchange her sleuthing cap for a bridal veil?

Fiona is set to tie the knot with her dashing captain, Archie Somersby. But, while Fiona is busy planning her happily ever after, side-kick Kitty Lane and a group of judo-chopping suffragettes are kicking up trouble at the Piccadilly Jujitsu Club.

When Kitty is found unconscious in the locker room during a high-stakes competition, Fiona must forsake her bouquets and bridal gown to investigate. Her sleuthing leads to a posh lady’s luncheon where a mysterious death crashes Fiona’s wedding plans.

To make matters worse, the arch-nemesis of all things matrimonial Fredrick Fredricks is up to his old tricks, attempting to put the brakes on Fiona’s journey down the aisle. Will he succeed in tripping up Fiona’s wedding vows? Or will she finally say “I don’t” to the charming devil?

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Review

You can enjoy this book as a standalone story, however you might miss out on some of the personal backstories and character growth. This installment begins with Kitty being found unconscious in the locker room of the Piccadilly Jujitsu Club, while there with a group of suffragettes. After being attacked, she suffers from amnesia and doesn’t remember Fiona at all. Even though Fiona is in the middle of planning her wedding to Archie, she drops everything to find out who hurt her friend and why. The investigation takes her to a fancy luncheon, where another woman is found dead. Are the suffragettes involved, or could this be linked to a spying network? Fiona must solve the mystery before more lives are lost—all while preparing for her upcoming wedding.

As before I enjoyed the adventures of Fiona and Kitty, though Kitty is sidelined for much of this book. Fiona, however, is front and center, often in disguise and frequently in danger. I love that it is set near the end of WWI which fills the story with intrigue, including espionage and secrets that even Fiona wasn’t aware of. As both women try to uncover why Kitty was targeted, they unravel numerous twists, including the involvement of the suffragette movement.

Fiona’s attention is divided in this book between spy Frederick Fredricks and her fiancé, Captain Archie Somersby. I am an Archie fan so I wasn’t sure about this aspect. It does seem she has to decide whether or not to marry Archie and this personal dilemma adds another layer of complexity to the story.

Overall, I enjoyed this book and if you are a fan of cozy mystery then I highly recommend it.

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