The Grave's a Fine and Private Place

The Grave's a Fine and Private Place
by Alan Bradley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

“There are, in fact, no halos in the Bible—just as there are no cats or accordions.” 

Flavia is as indomitable as always in this latest adventure. We learn a bit about Dogger which was good, and Ms. De Luce considers what her future may bring as she untangles a mystery in a small town the family visits on holiday.
I don't think I had listened to one of these before, but this was an excellent audiobook, especially when Flavia decides that the only possible solution to a problem is to sing God Save the Queen as loudly as she can.
Set in England this is the creation of Canadian Alan Bradley and counts toward the Canadian Book Challenge.