Framed in Naples

Sanibel Island Mysteries #10

by Jennifer L. Schiff

When reporter Guinivere Jones is sent to cover a major art retrospective at the Baker Museum in Naples, Florida, she never suspected she’d be the star of the show—or would wind up investigating another murder. Soon, however, she finds herself painted into a corner. All of the evidence points to one person as the likely killer. But those who know him best swear he didn’t do it.

Can Guin scrape away the varnish and uncover the truth?



Book 10 in the Sanibel Island Mystery series, Framed in Naples features a palette full of colorful characters, intrigue, and romance that is sure to delight and entertain readers.

329 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 10, 2023

About the author

Jennifer Lonoff Schiff is the author of the popular Sanibel Island Mystery series and the stand-alone novels Tinder Fella, a delightful rom-com set in NYC, and Something's Cooking in Chianti, a culinary mystery set in Italy.

Prior to her career as an author, Jennifer worked as a fact-checker, researcher, writer, and/or editor for a variety of magazines and book publishers. She eventually left the publishing world to found a boutique marketing communications agency that helped companies tell their story, for which she won several awards.

When not busy working on her next novel, Jennifer can be found playing with her two cats, taking long walks on the beach, or with her nose in someone else's book.

Reviews

[Lois Bemis · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved it! I love this series. Light, fresh, fun, great characters. This one kept me guessing to the very end. Jennifer always makes me feel like I am on the beach with her on her morning walks! Keep writing and I’ll keep reading!

[Angela Auclair · Rating 5 out of 5]

I am so glad that Jennifer L. Schiff found post Ian creativity to give us this book. Framed in Naples feels like an ending to the Sanibel Island Mystery series…but an ending that is satisfying and brings all the threads of Guin’s life together, with a new beginning for Guin.

In the larger picture, it has been a hard year for anyone who loves Sanibel. Jennifer’s series will serve as a wonderful testament to places that are no longer here because of the hurricane. For the places that are slowly coming back, we can be nostalgic for them through the books until they return.

Framed in Naples can be read alone…but why? Lose yourself in the whole series:).

[Carol · Rating 4 out of 5]

I had a little trouble getting into this book considering I have read all the other Sanibel Island Mysteries but I still Enjoyed reading about Sanibel Island and reporter Guin Jones. Guin Jones was sent to cover a major art at the Baker Museum in Naples Florida. She never suspected she would be the star of the show or would wind up investigating another murder. Soon however she finds herself painted into a corner . All the evidence points to one person as the likely killer. But those who know him best swear he didn't do it. Can Guin scrape away the varnish and uncover the truth????

[Patricia Damon · Rating 3 out of 5]

Had not known book 10 was out Like all the series nice easy quick read I have read the entire series

In this book I found Guin was very pushy while trying to solve the crime

Sanibel has changed completely after hurricane Ian Was surprised this was never mentioned

Is this the last book of series??

[Sue · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love the Sanibel Island Mysteries series. This one is the tenth book in the series. Ms. Schiff does a wonderful job writing about the island of Sanibel and the nearby cities. Read along as Guin works to find out who really killed the art critic.

[Ashlee Kunkel · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this book- Sanibel is my favorite place in the world, which is what brought me to this series. This one seemed to have lots of little twists and turns in it, and is a quick, easy-read. Really liked the happy ending for Guin!

[Diana · Rating 5 out of 5]

Super cute easy-peasy beach read. As someone who lives in Naples, love the landmark details and how she captured the town’s vibe.

[Irene Kerro · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved the series

I was so disappointed when I finished the last book because it was the last book so far I hope in the series. I want to go look for shells.

[Cindy Pomrenke · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved “Framed in Naples”. I have enjoyed all of Jennifer Schiff’s books and looking forward to her next one 😊

[Sheri · Rating 5 out of 5]

Awesome story. I love reading this authors books. I live reading about her books. I like Guin she is an interesting character.

[ELLEN · Rating 5 out of 5]

These books are always fun to read!!

[Brenda · Rating 5 out of 5]

Framed in Naples

Another wonderful story. I love that Jennifer mentions so many places on Sanibel and Naples. Will Guin really end up back in New York???

[Peggy · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed this book like all the rest in the series but this feels like an ending. I sure hope not!!