Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: A Very Foul Play

I am a little obsessed with this series. Not only do I love Candace Cameron, I Aurora Teagarden. I love the idealistic town, so pretty. The mountains add the perfect touch for that get cozy and settle in for a good mystery. Perfect blend of characters. Who are all mostly likeable & add that little bit extra. Not many could make being a librarian look this fun. Yes, there a lot of shows of this type on tv, but this one stands alone, shining as the best. It's always fun to try and guess who the killer is before ur becomes too obvious. Maybe it's just me and i am biast. However, not much makes me happier than knowing there is a new one on tv.

Aurora (Candace Cameron Bure) attends the annual "True Crimes & Mysteries Conference" and is asked to be a speaker. When an actual murder occurs during the performance of a stage play, clues and suspects abound. The conference is cancelled, but Aurora and her true crime cohorts investigate alongside the authorities.

Though this mystery is set away from Lawrenceton, the usual crew is all there for the fun.

Fun light show to watch but the wig they have on Candace Cameron Bure is distracting. All the others on the show look natural.

This Aurora Teagarden mystery takes place when the Candace Cameron Bure and the whole cast of the usual regulars all go to a planned trip to a mystery enthusiasts convention. The conference will open with a presentation of an original play with some of the conference participants in roles.

It all gets real when a cast member who was getting harassed by an ex earlier is stabbed on stage when the lights went out and suspicion falls on Aurora's cousin Dylan Sloane. Poor Sloane his character was kidnapped in an earlier mystery where he was introduced. He might consider staying away from cousin Aurora.

There's another murder and then the murderer makes the mistake of using Aurora in their scheme. You have to see how and why that was a big error.

Another good one from the Teagarden franchise.

Not a bad mystery. One of my favorite of the series. The setting of a play makes it more mysterious.