A Midwinter Murder

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Verity Bright

A Lady Eleanor Swift Mystery Eleanor Swift and her entourage make a reluctant arrival at Auldwyke Hall, home of the Duke of Auldwyke, summoned there by the Duke, to partake...
Murder in New York

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Helena Dixon

A Miss Underhay Mystery Book 18 A missive via Telegram sent from New York, telling Mrs Kitty Bryant her father is seriously unwell, sees Matt and Kitty ocean bound on...
A Body at the Grand Hotel

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Benedict Brown

Benedict Brown certainly knows how to tell a very good story.  A Body at the Grand Hotel is, told in the first person with great aplomb, for want of better...
Murdle Australia

By

GT Karber

50 seriously sinister murder mystery logic puzzles There are many people in our community who love to read a good murder story. The School of Mystery Murdle Australia is a...
Catford Dogs

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Andy Burn

Set at the end of the Tony Blair era of government in England, 2003 in the South London area of Catford, an area well known for shady and criminal undertakings,...
Angel of Death

By

Rob Sinclair

In this gutsy, violent and enjoyable thriller Angel of Death, fans of clandestine espionage novels are in for a real treat in this riveting page-turner that segues from the Middle...
Murder on the Nile

By

Verity Bright

Lady Eleanor Swift, along with Clifford her indomitable Butler, are in Cairo waiting to board their ship for a cruise down the mighty River Nile, an adventure not at all...
Body of Lies

By

Sarah Bailey

In the long awaited fourth book in the Detective Gemma Woodstock series, Woodstock, who is trying her best to be a good mother to her nine month old daughter Scarlett...
Murder in the Countryside

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Helena Dixon

Book 17 in the Miss Underhay Mystery series. Kitty Bryant has been enjoying a treasured day off, along with a delicious lunch with her friend Alice and is now on...
All You Took From Me

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Lisa Kenway

Page one of the psychological murder mystery All You Took From Me opens with ‘The Lights in the corridor are dim, the nurses, for now, nowhere to be seen.’, and...