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Murder at St Margaret
(2020)(The first book in the Oxford Key Mystery series)
A novel by Lynn Morrison
Where centuries-old secrets and modern-day murders collide
Natalie Payne never imagined her new role as event planner would come with a side of murder. But when the head chef turns up dead in the kitchen of St. Margaret College, Natalie is caught up in a whodunnit worthy of Oxfords mysterious history. Determined to solve the case, she teams up with an unexpected sidekicka magical cat with a penchant for secrets and a flair for trouble.
With the clock ticking and suspicions mounting, Natalie must navigate enchanted corridors, academic rivalries, and culinary clues to uncover the truth. Can she keep her coolor will she be the next victim in this cozy Oxford mystery?
Ideal for fans of lighthearted mysteries with a touch of the supernatural, this story will whisk you away into the charming and eerie world of Oxford.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
Natalie Payne never imagined her new role as event planner would come with a side of murder. But when the head chef turns up dead in the kitchen of St. Margaret College, Natalie is caught up in a whodunnit worthy of Oxfords mysterious history. Determined to solve the case, she teams up with an unexpected sidekicka magical cat with a penchant for secrets and a flair for trouble.
With the clock ticking and suspicions mounting, Natalie must navigate enchanted corridors, academic rivalries, and culinary clues to uncover the truth. Can she keep her coolor will she be the next victim in this cozy Oxford mystery?
Ideal for fans of lighthearted mysteries with a touch of the supernatural, this story will whisk you away into the charming and eerie world of Oxford.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
Praise for this book
"This is a must-read for lovers of light paranormal cozies. Morrison has a way with smart characters, witty dialogue, and settings, and she sets the stage for a wonderful series to come." - Tara Lush
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