1,400 pages. 7 fiendishly twisty whodunnits. One sleepy little English village where there is always a mystery to be solved.Calling all armchair sleuths! Do you love a classic British mystery? Packed with enough red herrings and shifty suspects to keep you guessing until the final page? Then cozy up with a cup of tea and get ready to discover your new favourite series . . .**From a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, with over 14 MILLION copies of her books in print!**Welcome to Folly-on-the-Weir. A picture-perfect little village in the Cotswold Hills. To feisty thirty-something Alex Duggins, the place will always feel like home. She knows its twisty lanes like the back of her hand. From the village green to the babbling brook, and back home for a pint beside the roaring fire in the Black Dog Inn, where she grew up with her landlady mum.As a headstrong teen, Alex couldn’t wait to escape to London, to make her mark as an artist. But now, peace is what she craves. A place to heal her broken heart after her messy divorce — and where better than Folly?She’s determined to get her life back on track. Pulling pints at the Black Dog ought to be a cinch, but Alex is about to get more than she bargained for . . .Out on a wintry walk in the woods, Alex stumbles across something terrible. A frosty corpse, buried deep in a drift of snow. His neck pierced by a vicious dart.Just like that, Alex finds the finger of suspicion pointing at her!Can she uncover the true killer, hiding in plain sight among her friends and neighbours, before someone silences her forever?THE VILLAGEA view of Folly from The Hill — as locals call it — is cause for a smile in any season. Let’s try December, early on a cold morning. Snow covers frozen twigs that crackle beneath your feet. The snowfall is only a fine swirl now. On a high point to the west stands ruined Tinley Tower, the folly the village was named for. Below, across the green with its frozen duck pond, honey-yellow cottages huddle. Thin smoke straggles from chimneys and lights shine through small leaded windows. Villagers wake early here. The Black Dog, Alex Duggins’ pub, sits at the heart of it all, strands of coloured lights shining along its eaves. George’s bakery van is already on its rounds, as is the Lovell’s Dairy lorry. It’s too early for the scarlet-blazered children to be climbing on the school bus, but dog walkers are already marching through the narrow streets and across the green. Idyllic. Deceptively so?Don’t miss this unbeatable-value box set, so utterly addictive that you’ll want to binge all seven mysteries in one!Book 1: FOLLYBook 2: OUT COMES THE EVILBook 3: MELODY OF MURDERBook 4: LIES THAT BINDBook 5: WHISPER THE DEADBook 6: TRAP LANEBook 7: THE PLAYING FIELDSFans of Faith Martin, Agatha Christie, J.R. Ellis, Frances Evesham, Clare Chase and Merryn Allingham are sure to be hooked from the first page.21,000 five-star reviews can’t be wrong!‘A good old-fashioned village mystery with suspects galore, and compelling intrigue.’ Robert Dugoni, bestselling author?????????? ‘I was captured by the opening paragraph.’ Charlene, Goodreads?????????? ‘I was so embroiled in the story . . . to the point of losing track of time.’ Iris, Goodreads?????????? ‘I love to be shocked by not knowing the murderer . . . and wow! Did this one do it in spades.’ Helen, Goodreads?????????? ‘I am telling all my friends.’ Betty, Goodreads‘Taut suspense and unexpected twists transform [this] British village cozy into a mesmerizing, knuckle-whitening thriller.’ Booklist‘Readers will be flipping the pages late into the night.’ Library Journal

The French Riviera is the ultimate travel destination…unless murder is on the itinerary. When an old high school friend is murdered on the Côte d’Azur while auditioning for the hit TV travel show “Americans See Europe,” Maggie is forced to break away from village life and new motherhood to find the killer. Her sleuthing takes her from the sun-drenched beaches of Saint-Tropez to the cafes and backstreets of Arles, across lavender fields and stunning medieval ruins and straight into the evil hands of her most diabolical adversary yet. Can Maggie find her friend’s killer before an innocent man pays for the crime? And can she do it without paying the ultimate price herself?

Cathy Carter and her brother Douglas own a pet cemetery and animal rescue center in the small, upstate New York town of Buttercup Bend.After the local “Cat Crazy Lady,” Maggie Broom, is found dead in her home, Cathy is stunned to learn that Rainbow Gardens and Rainbow Rescues is the recipient of most of Maggie’s estate.Maggie’s estranged brother and sister come to town and are upset with the terms of their sister's will. Sheriff Leroy Miller is convinced one of them killed Maggie.When another person turns up dead, Cathy sets out to solve the murders with her reporter friend, Nancy Meyers. But who really wanted to kill the "Cat Crazy Lady," and why?

Lord of Cold ComptonBook 3 In the Miss Busby SeriesA woman lies dead, shot and bleeding. Behind her body stands a large old manor house, her house, and now her son's.She ran the rural estate as a minor fiefdom, all had to subjugate themselves to her will, or they were put out of their homes and ejected from the community.Lady Compton was hated, nobody mourned her passing, but her murder brought suspicion and dismay to the closely allied village, and it brought the police into their midst.Everyone has secrets, just as she had. Was the secret the cause of her murder? Had her deceit finally caught up with her? Was the man rumoured to be the culprit really the killer? Not that anyone would name him, not to outsiders, anyway.Miss Busby is unaware of these undercurrents, until her advice, and help, is sought. It's a terrible dilemma, she is told. No-one knows what to do. Should the police be told? Or should silence prevail?Whatever she does will put her in contention with Inspector McKay and he has distractions enough.If you love Agatha Christie, Miss Marple, you'll love this.