Journey to Casablanca
(2024)(The second book in the Murder at Sea Mystery series)
A novel by Judith Cranswick
Magic, mayhem and murder behind the curtain
The Great Ernesto is brutally attacked while rehearsing for his next performance. Graham finds the dying man and becomes the prime suspect for his murder. Can Amanda cut through the intrigue, solve the enigma of the magician’s past and track down the culprit before her husband is arrested? No one on the ship has a good word to say for Ernesto but who has sufficient motive to want him dead?
If you like cozy whodunits with a touch of edge set in beautiful locations with plenty of red herrings, then come with Amanda on a vicarious cruise. Experience not only a wonderful journey to exotic places but also marvel at the misdirection and magic of the showbiz world of the old Variety Theatre.
What readers are saying:-‘A must-read novel for armchair travellers and cozy mystery fans looking for a good whodunit in an exotic locale. Jerold Last – author of Roger and Susanne Mysteries
‘Once again Judith Cranswick had me fooled. I was convinced I’d discovered the murderer, but she’d me tricked again. How could I have missed all those clues?’ Gino Cox
Genre: Mystery
The Great Ernesto is brutally attacked while rehearsing for his next performance. Graham finds the dying man and becomes the prime suspect for his murder. Can Amanda cut through the intrigue, solve the enigma of the magician’s past and track down the culprit before her husband is arrested? No one on the ship has a good word to say for Ernesto but who has sufficient motive to want him dead?
If you like cozy whodunits with a touch of edge set in beautiful locations with plenty of red herrings, then come with Amanda on a vicarious cruise. Experience not only a wonderful journey to exotic places but also marvel at the misdirection and magic of the showbiz world of the old Variety Theatre.
What readers are saying:-‘A must-read novel for armchair travellers and cozy mystery fans looking for a good whodunit in an exotic locale. Jerold Last – author of Roger and Susanne Mysteries
‘Once again Judith Cranswick had me fooled. I was convinced I’d discovered the murderer, but she’d me tricked again. How could I have missed all those clues?’ Gino Cox
Genre: Mystery
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