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The Mystery of the Cursed Castle
(2024)(Book 12 in the Gentleman Detective Mysteries series)
A novel by Evelyn James
Would you commit murder for a secret?
Lord Brooksby inherited his title in the bitter wake of his father’s untimely death. The late Lord Brooksby was crushed while walking alone in the ruins of Bungay Castle. What at first glance appeared to be a tragic accident, his son believes was the work of a vicious killer. Now he fears the same fate will befall him if he tries to pursue his father’s dream of restoring the castle ruins.
Torn between duty to his late father, and his own self-preservation, Lord Brooksby turns to Colonel Bainbridge in the hope he will be able to solve the riddle of the castle’s miscreant.
Somewhere deep within the shadowy battlements of Bungay Castle, a phantom stalks, striking when people least expect it. The townspeople speak of a demon, of a legend come to life, but Colonel Bainbridge is convinced the ghost is a living, breathing person. No less evil for being a flesh and blood man.
What secrets lie at the heart of this accursed tale that warranted the death of a man, and can Bainbridge reveal them before more victims are claimed by the cloaked killer?
The Mystery of the Cursed Castle is the twelfth novel featuring the unusual detective duo of Colonel Bainbridge and Victoria Bovington, in this satisfyingly funny murder mystery series by Evelyn James.
If you love quirky, cosy, detective partnerships, with Victorian flare and a hint of humour then you’ll love Evelyn James’ latest light-hearted murder mystery series.
Buy The Mystery of the Cursed Castle and begin your new crime solving adventure with the irrepressible Bainbridge and Victoria today.
What readers are saying about the Gentleman Detective Mysteries
‘Highly atmospheric and exciting.’
‘Very enjoyable read and can't wait to read the next one, very good characters that have some dimension about them.’
‘I love Evelyn James' Clara Fitzgerald series so gave A Gentleman Detective a chance and was not disappointed.’
Genre: Historical Mystery
Lord Brooksby inherited his title in the bitter wake of his father’s untimely death. The late Lord Brooksby was crushed while walking alone in the ruins of Bungay Castle. What at first glance appeared to be a tragic accident, his son believes was the work of a vicious killer. Now he fears the same fate will befall him if he tries to pursue his father’s dream of restoring the castle ruins.
Torn between duty to his late father, and his own self-preservation, Lord Brooksby turns to Colonel Bainbridge in the hope he will be able to solve the riddle of the castle’s miscreant.
Somewhere deep within the shadowy battlements of Bungay Castle, a phantom stalks, striking when people least expect it. The townspeople speak of a demon, of a legend come to life, but Colonel Bainbridge is convinced the ghost is a living, breathing person. No less evil for being a flesh and blood man.
What secrets lie at the heart of this accursed tale that warranted the death of a man, and can Bainbridge reveal them before more victims are claimed by the cloaked killer?
The Mystery of the Cursed Castle is the twelfth novel featuring the unusual detective duo of Colonel Bainbridge and Victoria Bovington, in this satisfyingly funny murder mystery series by Evelyn James.
If you love quirky, cosy, detective partnerships, with Victorian flare and a hint of humour then you’ll love Evelyn James’ latest light-hearted murder mystery series.
Buy The Mystery of the Cursed Castle and begin your new crime solving adventure with the irrepressible Bainbridge and Victoria today.
What readers are saying about the Gentleman Detective Mysteries
‘Highly atmospheric and exciting.’
‘Very enjoyable read and can't wait to read the next one, very good characters that have some dimension about them.’
‘I love Evelyn James' Clara Fitzgerald series so gave A Gentleman Detective a chance and was not disappointed.’
Genre: Historical Mystery
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