Murder at Raven’s Edge
(An
English Village Mystery Book 1)
When Milla Graham
returns to her childhood home of Raven’s Edge after eighteen long years away,
she finds the perfect English village looks much the same – all rose-covered
cottages, nosy neighbours, and quaint teashops full of scones and gossip.
But her nostalgic visit takes a dark turn when the body of a local
woman is discovered in an abandoned manor house on the edge of the forest. The
murder scene is chillingly close to that of Milla’s own mother, whose death was
never solved. As she begins to investigate the connection, Milla realises this
adorable village is guarding some dark secrets.
Handsome, grumpy local police detective Ben Taylor doesn’t believe in coincidences, and he doesn’t think
mysterious newcomer Milla Graham is as blameless as she seems. Why is she
really here in Raven’s Edge, and how come she keeps turning up at his crime
scenes, causing trouble? Can he solve this murder case without losing himself –
or his heart – to the rather distracting Ms Graham?
When another body is found, everyone becomes a suspect – from the
barmaid at the local pub to Milla Graham herself. It seems that in Raven’s
Edge, not everybody is as friendly, or as innocent, as they first seem.
This
picture-perfect English village is full of rumour, romance... and murder! A
gripping, funny, absolutely unputdownable murder mystery, which is perfect for
fans of Faith Martin, Fiona Leitch and M.C. Beaton.
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Publication
Date: 7th May 2024
Murder
at Ravenswood House
(An
English Village Mystery Book 2)
A gruesome murder in charming Raven’s Edge sends Milla Graham sleuthing to catch a killer, win back her detective ex, and dig up a decades-old secret along the way...
When a shocking murder rocks the picture-perfect English village
of Raven’s Edge, erstwhile amateur detective Milla Graham finds herself right
at the centre of the mystery. Still reeling from her recent breakup with local
police officer Ben Taylor, Milla
sets her sights on solving the case, hoping to win Ben back.
But when the evidence begins to point to Milla’s old friend and
former paramour Lorcan Black, she must choose between her loyalties to the past
and the possibilities of the future. Meanwhile, Ben is on a different trail –
he’s begun to suspect that the murderer could be someone from his own family's
dark history.
Further complicating matters are Milla's meddling grandmother,
Ben's no-nonsense police partner Harriet,
and David the surprisingly young and sexy new vicar. With shocking twists
around every cobblestone corner, the truth refuses to stay buried for long in
this quaint village, whose picture-postcard façade hides decades of buried
grudges, plots, and betrayal.
Will Milla solve the mystery in time to rescue her relationship
with Ben? Can Ben face the skeletons in his family’s closet before one of his
own relatives meets the same bloody end?
Brimming
with drama, intrigue, romance and quirky characters, this addictive tale will
have cosy mystery fans racing through the pages long into the night. Fans of
M.C. Beaton, Faith Martin and Fiona Leitch will love this book!
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Publication
Date: 7th May 2024
Author
Bio –
Her first published novel was Smoke
Gets in Your Eyes, which was a finalist in Poolbeg’s ‘Write a Bestseller’
competition. She has also written articles for the Irish press and short
stories for women’s magazines such as Take
a Break and My Weekly.
Previously, Louise worked as a civilian administrative officer for the police.
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