A Midsummer Night's Scream (Jane Jeffry Series #15) Book

I haven't read any of the others, and it is unlikely I will after this. Golly. The only time it comes alive is when Churchill describes the caterer's foods. The mystery, and I use the word kindly, is solvable in about twenty seconds. The descriptions of theatre and theatre people are preposterous to anyone who works in it (I do). The writing is leaden. And for some odd reason, Ms. Churchill includes a Dragnet roundup of what happens to all of the imaginary characters after the mystery is solved. If the reader doesn't care about them during the actual story? Yeah, not so much in the aftermath.