Folge 43: Lampenfieber in Cherringham: Der Chor des beschaulichen Ortes soll in der Londoner Royal Albert Hall gemeinsam mit anderen Chören aus dem ganzen Land Händels "Messias" aufführen. Doch nur wenige Tage vorher wird einer der erfahrensten Sänger, der zurückhaltende Musiklehrer Arthur Chisholm, mitten in der Nacht ausgeraubt und niedergeschlagen. Und es bleibt nicht bei diesem einen Vorfall - auch bei anderen Chormitgliedern wird eingebrochen! Jack und Sarah versuchen fieberhaft, den Drahtzieher dieser Überfälle zu entdecken - werden sie den großen Auftritt des Cherringham-Chors noch retten können?
This is the reason I deducted 1 star: At one point in the tale, when Sarah & Jack were on their way to London for the huge choir performance, they were already seated in the bus (coach). Then later on, along with the others, they climbed the 3 steps into the bus. Hello! Anyway, other than this obvious misstep, it was a fun read as usual.
It’s Christmas and the choir is together again. This time they’ll join thousands of other voices at Royal Albert Hall to sing Hayden’s beloved score. But there’s another piece of music that’s part of the mystery.
My library is dropping membership in Hoopla so this will be my last Cherringham mystery. These short mysteries are great for getting chores done. This one has Jack and Sarah singing Handel's Messiah while solving the theft of a valuable musical score.
So nice to get back to Cherringham with Jack and Sarah. I enjoy these light reading books and listening to Neil Dudgeon bring the characters to life is fantastic.
I enjoyed this one a lot. There was some good character development and the plot was well paced. Jack and Sarah, who are the main characters in all the books are well written.
A good book to listen too when you clean the house. It gives you ”Midsomer murders” wibes. It is fun to try to figure out how the guilty person is. Jack is a retired cop from US, Sarah is a singel mom and they solves crime together. This one was about a mystery.