Ellie McDonnell is about to embark on her most perilous mission go to Lisbon, Portugal to save her beloved cousin Toby who has reportedly escaped from a German prisoner of war camp. Toby has been missing since the Battle of Dunkirk and Ellie had all but lost hope in ever seeing him again until Major Ramsey, the British military intelligence officer she had been working closely with over the past few months, shared the news he’d intercepted.
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June 2025; Minotaur Books; 978-1250350930 audio, ebook, print (304 pages); mystery |
I can't believe this is the last book in the series. Most of the cozy mystery series I read go on and on and on, so I was shocked when One Final Turn was announced as the fifth and final novel in the series.
It was a really good finale. All the loose ends were wrapped up, though one storyline that had just started felt like it was wrapped up too quickly, but I don't think there was any other way to handle it, as this is the final book.
At one point, I felt like it was going to turn into a Regency romance novel, but I'm sure fans who like romance in their cozy mysteries will love the scene.
There is plenty of Ellie and Ramsey together, and I enjoyed them being in Lisbon. I think series fans will be happy with how the series ends.
I've read the entire series and really liked this WWII cozy mystery series that sometimes reads more like a spy novel. The writing is good, the characters have some depth to them, and the plots are always fun. If you are looking for a complete series to binge read, you should definitely pick it up.
I wonder what Ashley Weaver will write next.
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