Murder at the Manor: A 1920s cozy mystery
Evelyn Christie thought she was in for an uneventful weekend at Hessleham Hall, the ancestral home of her husband, Tommy's, family.
Little did she know that the weekend would turn into anything but dull when a shocking murder occurred—the unfortunate victim none other than Tommy's own uncle, the Earl of Northmoor!
As memories of her time serving in the Police force during the war flood back, Evelyn finds herself with an undeniable obligation to find out who is responsible for the Earl's untimely demise before the bumbling local police force blames her husband for the crime. Evelyn must use her natural sleuthing skills to narrow down the list of suspects and uncover the murderer before they claim another victim.
If you enjoy books by T E Kinsey, Benedict Brown, and Verity Bright, then you’ll love this gripping murder mystery.
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About the Author
Born in Germany to a military father, Catherine’s early years were an adventure in themselves. For the first 14 years of her life, she called various countries abroad her home. It was during this time that she developed her insatiable appetite for stories, courtesy of her school library.
With each turn of the page, Catherine became captivated by two genres: romance and mysteries. The daring escapades of Nancy Drew left a mark on her, igniting a love for mystery stories. Soon, she discovered the genius of Agatha Christie, whose books remain her favourites to this day.
Catherine’s bestselling Tommy & Evelyn Christie Mysteries transport readers to the North Yorkshire countryside of the 1920s while the Martha Miller Mysteries unfold in the charming countryside of post-World War 2 Berkshire. Catherine’s new series, the West Cliffe Bay Cosy Mysteries are contemporary mysteries set in a fictional North Yorkshire village.
Catherine shares her home with her youngest child and two delightfully spoiled dogs who have no idea they are not human.
You can connect with Catherine on her website - www.catherinecoles.com