Murder in Miniature at Honeychurch Hall

These books fill me with joy!... they are fabulous, light and funny mysteries! - NetGalley reviewer, ?????

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When a body found on the Honeychurch Hall estate proves to be that of a villager who had supposedly moved to Ireland years earlier, tongues start wagging and theories abound. Charlie Green had always been a rogue.

Although Charlie's demise happened well before the arrival of Kat Stanford, antiques dealer and amateur sleuth; Kat is drawn into the mystery when she finds two rare miniature portraits hidden inside a custom-made dollhouse of Honeychurch Hall.

When Charlie's aunt suffers a mysterious fatal fall, suspicion lands on a stranger who is holidaying in the newly installed shepherd's hut in the walled garden-one of Lady Lavinia's latest hare-brained moneymaking schemes. Although there is indeed something suspicious about the tourist, Kat believes the real murderer is lurking in the world of antiques . . .

With tales of blackmail, infidelity and greed gripping the Devonshire countryside, the past and present collide and Kat realises that the miniatures harbour secrets that someone is willing to kill for . . .

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Readers and reviewers love the Honeychurch Hall series!

'This series just gets better and better!' - Amazon reviewer, ?????

'You wouldn't believe how excited I get when a new instalment of Honeychurch Hall pops up on my Kindle!' - Amazon reviewer, ?????

'As fun, lively and cosy as it gets' - Amazon reviewer, ?????

'I love this series... the madcap characters and beautiful setting enhance the magic of the writing... thoroughly enjoyable and unfathomable... Great read. Great series. Can't wait for the next one' - Amazon reviewer, ?????

'Just the thing to chase the blues away' - M. C. Beaton, author of the Agatha Raisin and Hamish Macbeth series

'The perfect classic English village mystery but with the addition of charm, wit and a thoroughly modern touch' - Rhys Bowen, author of The Royal Spyness and Molly Murphy Mysteries

'Downton Abbey was yesterday. Murder at Honeychurch Hall lifts the lid on today's grand country estate in all its tarnished, scheming, inbred, deranged glory' - Catriona McPherson, author of the Dandy Gilver Murder Mystery Series

'Sparkles like a glass of Devon cider on a summer afternoon' - Elizabeth J. Duncan, author of the Penny Brannigan Mysteries