We’re delighted to bring you TROUBLE IN THE TOWN HALL by Jeanne M. Dams. An
enchanting cozy mystery from a best-selling author.
Meet Dorothy Martin in TROUBLE IN THE TOWN HALL. A charming, female sleuth who has moved from America to escape her sorrows and settle in a beautiful English town.
Dorothy Martin happens to be paying a visit to the town hall when the cleaner discovers the dead body of a young man in the closet. With a passion for mysteries as hot as ever, and despite the warnings of her friends to stay out of it, Dorothy can’t help but investigate the murder.
There’s a wealth of secrets hidden in this small town – enough to keep an amateur sleuth plenty busy. Can Dorothy Martin discover the town hall murderer before he finds her?
Find out in TROULE IN THE TOWN HALL by Agatha Award winning author Jeanne M. Dams. Get your copy for only 99p / 99c, half price for a limited time!
OUT NOW
"Fans of the English cozy will put the kettle on, snuggle under a lap rug, and sigh contentedly.” Kirkus Reviews
AN ENCHANTING COZY MURDER MYSTERY FROM A BESTSELLING AUTHOR
A DEAD BODY IN THE CLOSET AND A LEAKING ROOF KEEP DOROTHY BUSY.
Dorothy Martin is still learning her way around the charming English cathedral town which she moved to a year ago from America.
But she recognizes a dead body when she sees one. The historic town hall is closed with its future hanging in the balance. Dorothy is visiting when the cleaner finds the dead body of a young man in a closet.
Her passion for mysteries is as hot as ever, of course. Despite warnings from her dear friend Chief Constable Alan Nesbitt not to get in the way of the official investigation, Dorothy simply can't resist taking a look around.
There are plenty more skeletons in local closets, enough to keep an amateur sleuth on her toes — unless the hands of a murderer reach her first. And not to mention her lovely house has water coming in through the roof!
Can she find a murderer and a decent builder?
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT DOROTHY MARTIN
“Hugely entertaining, gentle mystery with a likeable protagonist.” Intheamazone
“Dorothy is a dear.” New York Times Book Review
“If you're a classic mystery lover, you're sure to enjoy the books of Jeanne M. Dams. Her characters, settings and stories have a depth not often seen in this sub-genre.” Mystery News
“A cozy as comforting as a hot cup of tea and as deliciously spicy as one of Dorothy's mince pies.” Publishers Weekly
THE DETECTIVE
Dorothy Martin, sixtyish widow from Indiana and retired schoolteacher, moves to England shortly after her husband dies. A move they had planned to make together. Like the author, she has a taste for fabulous hats.
SETTING
The fictitious cathedral city of Sherebury, located somewhere in the southeast of England. A small and beautiful town, it is a mix of many real cities and towns in the England so loved by the author. She guarantees that no American fast-food chains will ever crop up on the High Street of Sherebury, where pubs, tea shops, and Indian restaurants thrive.
Book 1: THE BODY IN THE TRANSEPT
Book 2: TROUBLE IN THE TOWN HALL
AN ENCHANTING COZY MURDER MYSTERY FROM A BESTSELLING AUTHOR
A DEAD BODY IN THE CLOSET AND A LEAKING ROOF KEEP DOROTHY BUSY.
Dorothy Martin is still learning her way around the charming English cathedral town which she moved to a year ago from America.
But she recognizes a dead body when she sees one. The historic town hall is closed with its future hanging in the balance. Dorothy is visiting when the cleaner finds the dead body of a young man in a closet.
Her passion for mysteries is as hot as ever, of course. Despite warnings from her dear friend Chief Constable Alan Nesbitt not to get in the way of the official investigation, Dorothy simply can't resist taking a look around.
There are plenty more skeletons in local closets, enough to keep an amateur sleuth on her toes — unless the hands of a murderer reach her first. And not to mention her lovely house has water coming in through the roof!
Can she find a murderer and a decent builder?
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT DOROTHY MARTIN
“Hugely entertaining, gentle mystery with a likeable protagonist.” Intheamazone
“Dorothy is a dear.” New York Times Book Review
“If you're a classic mystery lover, you're sure to enjoy the books of Jeanne M. Dams. Her characters, settings and stories have a depth not often seen in this sub-genre.” Mystery News
“A cozy as comforting as a hot cup of tea and as deliciously spicy as one of Dorothy's mince pies.” Publishers Weekly
THE DETECTIVE
Dorothy Martin, sixtyish widow from Indiana and retired schoolteacher, moves to England shortly after her husband dies. A move they had planned to make together. Like the author, she has a taste for fabulous hats.
SETTING
The fictitious cathedral city of Sherebury, located somewhere in the southeast of England. A small and beautiful town, it is a mix of many real cities and towns in the England so loved by the author. She guarantees that no American fast-food chains will ever crop up on the High Street of Sherebury, where pubs, tea shops, and Indian restaurants thrive.
Book 1: THE BODY IN THE TRANSEPT
Book 2: TROUBLE IN THE TOWN HALL
No comments:
Post a Comment