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Murder. Scandal. Secrets.
Lord & Lady Hetheridge are back in a thrilling new novel by New York Times Bestselling Author Emma Jameson.
When a hated instructor at England’s last ladies’ finishing school is found murdered, two things are missing''the dazzling London blue ring she always wore and the very finger it adorned.
Lady Hetheridge is back, and she's shaking up the high society scene! In Emma Jameson’s latest cozy mystery, DI Kate Hetheridge throws herself into a case that shatters the pristine image of a top English socialite.
When aging ‘Femininity for Our Time’ guru Cathleen Maitland-Palmer is found dead, the scandalous truth behind her sparkling life is exposed: secret trysts, blackmail, and explosive betrayals hiding behind the polished door of her Kensington home.
Her fabulous career at Annabelle Carter, Britain’s last ladies’ finishing school, is also fiction. Her students hated her, the headmistress wanted her gone, and one of her colleagues poured hot tea on her lap during a faculty row. But this isn’t death by Darjeeling—the murder weapon is a powerful magnet.
Meanwhile, new dad Tony Hetheridge, determined to let his sixty-second birthday pass quietly as he recovers from a knee replacement, is pulled into a baffling cold case. Investigating the dark world of a fallen rock star and her brutalized bandmates leads him straight to Annabelle Carter—the very school under his wife’s scrutiny.
With a surprise party in the works, a worried DI Paul Bhar, and the ever-volatile Maura threatening young Henry’s newfound stability, the Hetheridges have their hands full. But one thing is certain—before this case is closed, London’s high society will never be the same.
London Blue is the thrilling eighth installment in Emma Jameson’s beloved Lord & Lady Hetheridge series. Murder, intrigue, and high-stakes secrets await—dive in today!
‘The story holds true, and the characters are terrific.’ –Reader Review
‘What a great book! A worthy addition to the series.’ –Reader Review
Genre: Cozy Mystery
Lord & Lady Hetheridge are back in a thrilling new novel by New York Times Bestselling Author Emma Jameson.
When a hated instructor at England’s last ladies’ finishing school is found murdered, two things are missing''the dazzling London blue ring she always wore and the very finger it adorned.
Lady Hetheridge is back, and she's shaking up the high society scene! In Emma Jameson’s latest cozy mystery, DI Kate Hetheridge throws herself into a case that shatters the pristine image of a top English socialite.
When aging ‘Femininity for Our Time’ guru Cathleen Maitland-Palmer is found dead, the scandalous truth behind her sparkling life is exposed: secret trysts, blackmail, and explosive betrayals hiding behind the polished door of her Kensington home.
Her fabulous career at Annabelle Carter, Britain’s last ladies’ finishing school, is also fiction. Her students hated her, the headmistress wanted her gone, and one of her colleagues poured hot tea on her lap during a faculty row. But this isn’t death by Darjeeling—the murder weapon is a powerful magnet.
Meanwhile, new dad Tony Hetheridge, determined to let his sixty-second birthday pass quietly as he recovers from a knee replacement, is pulled into a baffling cold case. Investigating the dark world of a fallen rock star and her brutalized bandmates leads him straight to Annabelle Carter—the very school under his wife’s scrutiny.
With a surprise party in the works, a worried DI Paul Bhar, and the ever-volatile Maura threatening young Henry’s newfound stability, the Hetheridges have their hands full. But one thing is certain—before this case is closed, London’s high society will never be the same.
London Blue is the thrilling eighth installment in Emma Jameson’s beloved Lord & Lady Hetheridge series. Murder, intrigue, and high-stakes secrets await—dive in today!
‘The story holds true, and the characters are terrific.’ –Reader Review
‘What a great book! A worthy addition to the series.’ –Reader Review
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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