Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: Real Murders

Posted July 15, 2019 by karenbaron in Book to Movie, Hallmark T.V. Movie, Movie Review, Mystery / 0 Comments

Format: T.V. Movie

Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: Real Murders

Network: Hallmark Movies & Mysteries

Series Number: 2

Director: Martin Wood

Teleplay by: Teena Booth

Cast:

Candace Cameron Bure (Aurora Teagarden)
Lexa Doig (Sally Allison)
Robin Dunne (Robin Daniels)
Peter Benson (Det. Arthur Smith)
Miranda Frigon (Det. Lynn Liggett Smith)
And Marilu Henner (Aida Teagarden)

Plot Summary:

A mystery hits close to home for Aurora Teagarden, a librarian with a sharp mind for murder, when a member of the Real Murders Club she presides over is found dead. Aurora realizes the crime mirrors a case discussed by the club, and fears that one her members could either be the next target…or even the murderer! With the help of a visiting mystery writer – and love interest – Aurora investigates the ongoing killing spree surrounding the club. Aurora must use her sleuthing skills to solve the mystery
before she or anyone else is a victim of real murder.

Based on the book Real Murders by Charlaine Harris

My Rating:

My Thoughts:

The second movie but first book in the series is a pretty funny way to do this. It works though.

Aurora has a crush on a mystery writer named Robin Daniels, who is her love interest in this movie. These two are so adorable together.

The mystery is that someone in their Real Murders Club is using actual crime murders that they have discussed in their Real Murders club and now they are copying in them on the members. Aurora and Robin figured this out and made a board of who might be next and what cases they might be connected to and if they are next. It’s a pretty cool way of doing it and with flying under the police’s radar. I liked the way that Robin and Aurora got along and they both have the same method of doing things.

Nonetheless, Aurora figured it out a bit too late, but she didn’t get hurt. It was pretty interesting to see how Aurora thinks and to see her murder board for this one. I miss the use of murder boards in the next movies.

Candace Cameron Bure does an excellent job with this role. I am a big fan, in case you couldn’t tell.