We’re delighted to be offering three mysteries today which will transport you to the smoky cobblestone streets of Victorian England. The captivating second half of Kerry Tombs’ Inspector Ravenscroft Detective Mysteries series is packed with cunning twists and red herrings.
What's more, books 4 – 6 are all available for a short time at a reduced price for launch.
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Even if you haven’t yet been following this evocative series, I assure you that Kerry Tombs' perceptive Whitechapel police officer is excellent company. Fans of M.R.C. Kasasian, E.S. Thomson, Oscar DeNuriel or Karen Charlton, in particular, will find Inspector Ravenscroft a delight.
THE TEWKESBURY TOMB
March 1889. Midnight.
Six strangers meet for the first time outside the great door of Tewkesbury Abbey. They are searching for the tomb of the medieval crusader knight, Sir Roger de la Pole.
What they find inside is unexpected and deeply shocking. They were seeking holy relics.
BUT THE BODY THEY UNCOVER IS BARELY COLD. AND SIR ROGER’S ANCIENT BONES ARE MISSING.
Detective Inspector Ravenscroft and Constable Tom Crabb are called on to solve the crime. They must decipher the strange coded letters on the outside of the Templar's tomb.
Soon they will discover that the solution to both mysteries stretches back far into the past and that their origins lie in distant lands . . .
THE DROITWICH DECEIVERS
Droitwich, April 1890.
A nine-year-old girl vanishes without a trace from the local churchyard. Her father, the salt tycoon Sir Charles Chilton, is beside himself.
There’s no price he won’t pay for his daughter’s safe return. AND SOMEONE OUT THERE IS COUNTING ON IT.
Sir Charles calls on Detective Inspector Ravenscroft and Constable Tom Crabb to investigate.
Meanwhile, Ravenscroft's wife Lucy meets a distraught mother. She gave her baby daughter away under duress. Now she wants her back.
The cases unravel, leading Ravenscroft and Lucy ever deeper into the darkened world of child exploitation — where lies, deceit and murder are commonplace.
CAN THEY UNCOVER THE TRUTH IN TIME TO SAVE THE ENDANGERED CHILDREN?
THE PERSHORE POISONERS
Pershore, 1890.
Talbots' Lodging House is renowned for its revolting fare. But no one ever died from dining there — until now.
Everyone who tasted the chef’s soup is left with a nasty case of food poisoning.
BUT THE MAN WHO REFUSED IT IS FOUND DEAD.
Detective Inspector Samuel Ravenscroft and Constable Tom Crabb are called in to investigate.
Rumours abound that the dead man has been poisoned — a theory that fits with the circumstantial evidence.
Another guest dies in equally mysterious circumstances. Could arsenic be the common lethal ingredient?
Ravenscroft and Crabb begin to unearth long-buried secrets. But something’s troubling Ravenscroft.
CAN THEY SOLVE THE CASE BEFORE THE PAST DESTROYS THE PRESENT?
Perfect for fans of M.R.C. Kasasian, E.S. Thomson, Oscar DeNuriel or Karen Charlton