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Reviewed by Anne-Marie Reynolds for Readers' Favorite
The Kohinoor by Nikki Spryer is a murder mystery with a bit of style. Mira, Tasha and Roma are on board a grand cruise ship for their holiday. The Kohinoor is opulence itself and the last thing they expected was murder and the theft of jewelry. Mira also did not expect a holiday romance but she falls for Raj, more than she expected to and hopes that he has nothing to do with the murder. Unfortunately, the evidence is pointing straight at him as the culprit. Mira believes in his innocence, but will it prove to be misguided? Is Raj really the culprit or is there someone more sinister roaming the ship’s hallways? Does he have a dark side to him that Mira is about to discover? One thing is for certain: nobody is safe on that cruise ship until the murderer is brought to account.
The Kohinoor by Nikki Spryer is a wonderful story set against the grandeur of a cruise ship. The characters were easy to identify with and rather likeable as well. I hope there are more stories with Raj and Mira; they were such lovable characters! Ms Spryer has done a great job at drawing up a neat murder mystery with a touch of romance and humor thrown in for good measure. Excellent story, obviously well researched, and very well written. I thoroughly enjoyed it and I really hope there is more where this one came from.
