Still working on the Jane Austen documentary, Kate Sharp is less than enthusiastic when she is assigned to look after Arabella Emsley, an actual movie star who is there to film an interview for the documentary about her role in a remake of “Emma,” because doing so means Kate has to run interference for anything the diva wants. But when Arabella turns up dead and, worse, Kate finds her body, she realizes that she has to put aside her distaste for the individual and concentrate on clearing her own name, especially since someone seems to be leaving clues designed to make the police suspect her of the crime…. This is the sixth story in the Murder on Location series (the fifth full-length book) and by now the reader is comfortable with Kate and her colleagues, even though in this one her boyfriend Alex is largely offstage. The settings are, as usual, sumptuous, and the mystery is fairly brisk; as a cozy, this series hits all the right spots. There’s no “oh, wow!” moment here, but it’s a very pleasant way to spend a few hours; recommended. ( )