Murder in Belgravia

London May 1915. Just ten months into the First World War, the city is flooded with women taking over the work vacated by the men who have volunteered for the Armed Services. Chief Inspector Beech, invalided out of the war in one of the first battles, is face with the murder of an aristocrat, whose wife will only speak to another woman about the sordid details of the case. So, Beech, sets up an unusual, clandestine, team of female detectives and policemen. Their contact telephone number is MAYFAIR 100.


Genre: Historical Mystery

"A delightful ensemble cast of sleuths with their complex relationships make this a compelling read. Even though the setting is London s fashionable West End, we are constantly reminded that WWI is never far away and that London s poshest neighborhoods are not far from its seedy underbelly." - Rhys Bowen

"Murder in Belgravia is a savvy, sophisticated 1920s murder mystery with a delightfully engaging circle of sleuths, from the wounded war veteran Scotland Yard detective and his team of Bobbies to the smart, unconventional ladies, who bring their own impressive talents to crime solving! I can’t wait for their next case!" - Andrea Penrose

"Murder in Belgravia offers an exciting blend of history and mystery as Chief Inspector Beech and his intrepid team of investigators seek to solve a murder in the often-dangerous environs of WWI-era London. Filled with rich period detail, a lively cast of characters, and fast-paced twists and turns, this novel will leave you cheering for Beech and company and eager for their next adventure!" - Ashley Weaver