Book Review - Murder Under Blue Skies By Willard Scott

This is a book review of the book "Murder Under Blue Skies" by Willard Scott. I recommend this book highly. It is easy to read and understand. It contains over 300 pages, but the print is a little bigger than most books.

Stanley Waters is a weatherman on television. However, he decided to quit his job and open up a bed-and-breakfast inn called Blue Skies. Stanley was excited about his new adventure and wanted to make a success of it.

During the grand opening, several guests came to the inn. He served a fantastic meal and things were going great until a woman collapsed while she was eating. Stanley rushed through the crowd who had already gathered around her to see who it was and what happened. He found out that the woman was dead. After the authorities were notified and the investigation was started, they found out the woman was murdered. Who would want to murder someone at Blue Skies? Stanley decided to start his investigation of the murder.

He went to get his haircut at the style shop in town. When he arrived, he casually started asking the women questions about the murder victim, Belinda. One woman admitted that she had been having a difficult relationship with Belinda, but things had been resolved. She mentioned that each one had forgiven the other person. Stanley sensed that some of the women had disagreed with the woman about her relationship with Belinda. They felt like things haven't been resolved. Within a few minutes, Stanley left the shop to get a breath of fresh air. He had to escape that environment to think about the investigation he was trying to do.

Now, it is up to you to read the book and found out what happened. Who is the murderer? Why was the crime committed? Why was it committed at the grand opening of Blue Skies?

If you enjoy a good detective fiction book, you'll enjoy this one. Stanley is featured as an amateur detective. He doesn't have the experience as a regular detective, but he wants to solve the case and figure out why someone would commit a crime in his place.

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