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The Unfortunate Death of Lord Longbottom
(2024)(The fourth book in the Lady Jane & Mrs Forbes Mystery series)
A novel by B D Churston
Imagine Agatha Christie crossed with Murder, She Wrote...
England, October 1928
In Aunt Kate and Lady Janes fourth light-hearted cozy mystery, Kate is seeking ways to make Sandham-on-Sea a magnet for visitors. Unfortunately, murder isnt the kind of publicity she had in mind.
When Lord Longbottom is poisoned at a town hall gathering, the police are quick to apprehend the killer. But have they made a mistake?
While the forces of law and order are bolstered by the arrival of the newly promoted Chief Inspector Ridley of Scotland Yard, Kate responds by calling in her niece, Lady Jane Scott.
Faced with an ensemble of slippery schemers and gossiping locals, aunt and niece must work fast to untangle a web of secrets and lies if theyre to save an innocent man and discover whodunnit.
Join Aunt Kate and Lady Jane in an entertaining 1920s cozy mystery. Perfect for fans of T. E. Kinsey, Verity Bright, and Lee Strauss.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
England, October 1928
In Aunt Kate and Lady Janes fourth light-hearted cozy mystery, Kate is seeking ways to make Sandham-on-Sea a magnet for visitors. Unfortunately, murder isnt the kind of publicity she had in mind.
When Lord Longbottom is poisoned at a town hall gathering, the police are quick to apprehend the killer. But have they made a mistake?
While the forces of law and order are bolstered by the arrival of the newly promoted Chief Inspector Ridley of Scotland Yard, Kate responds by calling in her niece, Lady Jane Scott.
Faced with an ensemble of slippery schemers and gossiping locals, aunt and niece must work fast to untangle a web of secrets and lies if theyre to save an innocent man and discover whodunnit.
Join Aunt Kate and Lady Jane in an entertaining 1920s cozy mystery. Perfect for fans of T. E. Kinsey, Verity Bright, and Lee Strauss.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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