GET *FIVE* GRIPPING BRITISH COZY MYSTERIES WITH FATHER AND DAUGHTER AMATEUR SLEUTHS.PRAISE FOR AMY MYERS:‘Fascinating subject matter, cozy characters, and tempting prose.’ Library Journal‘Myers presents all the ingredients for an enjoyable read.’ Kirkus Reviews????? ‘Interesting plot and well-developed characters.’ Reader review????? ‘Twists that I did not see coming.’ Reader reviewIdeal for fans of Richard Osman, Fiona Leitch, Peter Boland, Diane Janes, Veronica Heley, Janice Hallett and Simon Brett.IN THIS FIVE-BOOK BOX SET:BOOK 1: THE WICKENHAM MURDERSThe discovery of a skeleton in the tranquil village of Wickenham intrigues retired Detectiive Peter Marsh. He’s convinced there’s a connection between the skeleton and a murder case in 1929. The man accused was hanged for the crime seventy years ago. Georgia, his daughter, digs for clues, unearthing long-held grudges and tales of bitter betrayal. A long-hidden wartime secret is emerging. If Peter and Georgia don’t act quickly, the real murderer could get away . . . again.BOOK 2: MURDER IN FRIDAY STREETA young woman is murdered a number of years after a famous pop star died in the same place and in similar circumstances. Nobody in the tight-knit village is prepared to discuss either death. Except to say that the same haunting music was mysteriously played after each event. Music, they claim, that only plays when there’s been a miscarriage of justice. Peter and Georgia must get the locals to talk, because unless they can solve these crimes the killer will still be free to murder again.BOOK 3: MURDER IN HELL’S CORNERRevered war hero Patrick Fairfax was murdered in the 1970s, but the case remains unsolved. Peter and Georgia chance upon his former squadron at a reunion where they sense that Patrick wasn’t as universally adored as his family think. Their investigation sets off a series of deadly events as the passions of today boil over to prevent the truth of the past from emerging.BOOK 4: MURDER AND THE GOLDEN GOBLETLance Venyon’s boat was found drifting off the Kent coast in 1961 and a body washed up a year later. His wife never believed it was an accidental death. At a family wedding, Georgia sees a memorial plaque to Lance. Her interest takes her on a trail that will lead to 1950s art forgery and possibly murder. But someone is determined to keep the truth hidden. When another body is found, Peter and Georgia must find the answers before the killer strikes again.BOOK 5: MURDER IN THE MISTPeter and Georgia sense a sinister presence in an overgrown Kent garden. The body of poet Alwyn Field was discovered hanging there in 1949. He was part of the Fernbourne Five, a group of local bohemian artists whose legacy is closely guarded by the villagers. When a journalist is shot dead after asking too many probing questions, Peter and Georgia wonder how far someone will go to protect the group’s legacy. Can they keep themselves safe from the murderer?MEET THE SLEUTHSFather and daughter Peter and Georgia Marsh are amateur sleuths with an instinctive approach to their cases — they believe an unsolved crime leaves a stamp on time in the place where it occurred. All of their cold cases are material for their popular Marsh & Daughter books.A former Detective Inspector, Peter was forced to retire after a bungled raid left him paralysed. His daughter Georgia is Peter’s ‘eyes on the ground’, travelling through the Kent countryside looking into unsolved cases of the past.But really, the cases fill the void of the missing person case they can never solve: the unexplained disappearance of their son and brother, Rick, in the French mountains.ENJOY THIS BRITISH COZY MYSTERY SERIES IN A GREAT-VALUE BOX SET.

The latest installment in the new Jane Wunderly Mystery series featuring an American widow turned private investigator in 1920s Europe.Isle of Iona, 1927: Cast away on a remote locale, Jane’s latest assignment depends on concealing her identity and blending in at an occult gathering. Not even her fiancé, Redvers, can be too close as she uncovers the truth about Robert Nightingale, enigmatic leader of the Order of the Golden Dawn—a group made up of supernatural ceremonies, influential people, and an undefinable darkness. When a woman tries to escape to the mainland only to be found murdered in the moors, the shocking scene reveals it’s easier to join the Golden Dawn than it is to leave.   Jane, set on solving the crime and catching the next ferry with Redvers, realizes she may be among the few still grasping reality. One high-ranking member searches for the killer by attempting to access otherworldly planes of existence, while others become immersed in a strange solstice ritual. Then there’s Nightingale and the rivals who discarded him to start a new temple. As a second death brings fresh clues into focus, Jane needs to navigate a frightening dilemma—playing along won’t help her crack the mystery, but revealing too much could be a fatal mistake . . .

Leonidas, champion gladiator of Rome, is set free from the games by a mysterious benefactor who grants him freedom, a place to live, and a servant—Cassia, a scribe—to look after him. But the benefactor is only so generous—Leonidas must pay his own way and Cassia’s, which means hiring himself out. The sharp-witted Cassia quickly lands him a post as a bodyguard, escorting a retired senator to Ostia.The trip soon turns deadly, as Leonidas and Cassia find themselves squarely in the middle of intrigue that reaches from the slums of the Subura to the Palatine Hill and the emperor Nero himself. Book 1 of the Leonidas the Gladiator Mysteries. Events in this book take place before the novella, Blood Debts.