Agatha Raisin und der tote Richter

Agatha Raisin's quirks and flaws make her feel like someone you'd want to have coffee with, but I wonder if that was a deliberate choice or just natural writing.

The pacing kept the story light, but I was surprised by how quickly the case wrapped up. Is that typical for cozy mysteries?

The small-town atmosphere really adds to the story's charm. I'm curious whether the author based it on a real place or created it entirely from imagination.