My latest book, Murder Fortissimo
Murder Fortissimo, my latest novel, published by Robert Hale Publishers is now available at a bargain discount price of £13.29 including postage.
The story in brief
When newly retired headmistress, Harriet Quigley, needs a good rest and somewhere comfortable to recover from a hospital stay, she believes Firstone Grange will be the ideal place. Upmarket and luxurious, (expensive, of course), but perfectly run by a competent and understanding Matron, Firstone Grange seems wonderful but there’s a serpent in this Paradise and Harriet soon realizes that some of the residents are very frightened.
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My earlier books…
All the books are available in bookshops and online.You can order them online using the links on the links page.
Death is the Cure
The story in brief
In this novel Charlotte — a resourceful young widow who was brought up in Australia but now lives in Hampshire — goes off to Bath where she is soon up to her ears in mayhem and murder.
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Murder Most Welcome
The story in brief
Outwardly a grieving young Victorian widow,
Charlotte Richmond is concealing some scandalous secrets when she arrives at Finchbourne Manor to
start a respectable new life with her husband’s family.
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Scuba Dancing
The story in brief
‘It was late summer when the angel first manifested himself to Ursula Buchanan in the village shop, just along the aisle from the bacon slicing machine … ‘Go on,’ he urged, pointing a glowing golden finger at the notice. ‘Join the group, Ursula, it’ll change your life.’
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Become a reviewer
Did you know how easy it is to become a book reviewer and get your name in print ?
Once you’ve read and enjoyed one of my books, Murder Fortissimo, Death is the Cure, Murder Most Welcome or Scuba Dancing, or all three of them, you could post a review on Amazon. Just click on the ‘create your own review’ button and take it from there. Your review could then appear on this site with your name !
Prefer to remain anonymous ? There’s nothing wrong in using a pseudonym — remember Arnold George Dorsey ? Not many people do, but everyone remembers Engelbert Humperdinck !
