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Murder at Raven's Gate
An utterly gripping English cozy murder mystery
Louise MarleySeries: English Village Mystery(0)
About
Atmospheric, chilling and deliciously gothic, this cosy mystery wraps ancient legends and murder into one unputdownable story. Perfect for fans of Fiona Leitch, Agatha Christie and readers who like their crime with a shiver down the spine!
Beyond the village of Raven's Edge stands the Gateway to the Dead – a crumbling stone arch marking the site where a long-ago battle raged and the dead were buried where they fell. But it's the forgotten mansion hidden in the trees behind it that holds the real mystery…
Lady Peony has lived at Blackheath Hall for decades, invisible to the world – until a ghostly soldier begins knocking at her door. But Lady Peony is no fool. In her experience, where there are spirits, there are schemers. And someone wants her out of that house.
As DI Ben Taylor and DS Harriet March begin their investigation, bitter winds howl through Raven's Edge and strange mists curl around the battle site. Harriet must untangle what's real from what's imagined. Is there truly a ghost haunting the old house, or is someone very much alive using supernatural tales as cover for their own deadly agenda?
This cozy mystery is full of:
- Gothic mansion with hidden secrets
- Legends of lost treasure
- Ghostly misdirection
- Quirky village characters
- Secrets from the past
- Slow-burn romance
- Underestimated heroines
What readers are saying about Murder at Raven's Gate:
'Ghosts, eccentric old ladies, a village with coffee shops like the Crooked Broomstick and the Witches Brew, murder and mayhem, loads of history: what's not to like about this book?' Reader review, 5 stars
'Oh my goodness!… a bit of everything - mystery, intrigue, murder, ghosts, history, romance. Very much enjoyed it.' Reader review, 5 stars
'This is atmospheric, has plenty of twists and turns, and I found it a real page turner… I was convinced that I had worked it all out, but soon realised that I hadn't! Kept me guessing right until the end! The characters and locations were brilliantly described and portrayed as well. A cracking read that I'd highly recommend.' Reader review, 5 stars
'There is a surprising ending that you don't see coming! Whenever I thought I knew what was happening, a surprise twist made me guess again.' Reader review, 5 stars
'If gothic mysteries alongside an unexpected death are your bag, then anything to do with Raven's Edge should deliver!… This is a great, page-turning, read which I highly recommend.' Reader review, 5 stars
'This complex, atmospheric, well-written tale will have you wanting to laugh at times and in shock at others… If you like your crime a little lighter with a dash of spooky, this is perfect for you.' Reader review, 5 stars
'This cozy mystery has all the creepy aspects of a suspenseful modern Gothic. The story is fascinating, with intriguing characters and unexpected twists.' Reader review, 5 stars
'I absolutely love the English Village Mystery Series and this instalment did not disappoint! .' Reader review, 5 stars
Beyond the village of Raven's Edge stands the Gateway to the Dead – a crumbling stone arch marking the site where a long-ago battle raged and the dead were buried where they fell. But it's the forgotten mansion hidden in the trees behind it that holds the real mystery…
Lady Peony has lived at Blackheath Hall for decades, invisible to the world – until a ghostly soldier begins knocking at her door. But Lady Peony is no fool. In her experience, where there are spirits, there are schemers. And someone wants her out of that house.
As DI Ben Taylor and DS Harriet March begin their investigation, bitter winds howl through Raven's Edge and strange mists curl around the battle site. Harriet must untangle what's real from what's imagined. Is there truly a ghost haunting the old house, or is someone very much alive using supernatural tales as cover for their own deadly agenda?
This cozy mystery is full of:
- Gothic mansion with hidden secrets
- Legends of lost treasure
- Ghostly misdirection
- Quirky village characters
- Secrets from the past
- Slow-burn romance
- Underestimated heroines
What readers are saying about Murder at Raven's Gate:
'Ghosts, eccentric old ladies, a village with coffee shops like the Crooked Broomstick and the Witches Brew, murder and mayhem, loads of history: what's not to like about this book?' Reader review, 5 stars
'Oh my goodness!… a bit of everything - mystery, intrigue, murder, ghosts, history, romance. Very much enjoyed it.' Reader review, 5 stars
'This is atmospheric, has plenty of twists and turns, and I found it a real page turner… I was convinced that I had worked it all out, but soon realised that I hadn't! Kept me guessing right until the end! The characters and locations were brilliantly described and portrayed as well. A cracking read that I'd highly recommend.' Reader review, 5 stars
'There is a surprising ending that you don't see coming! Whenever I thought I knew what was happening, a surprise twist made me guess again.' Reader review, 5 stars
'If gothic mysteries alongside an unexpected death are your bag, then anything to do with Raven's Edge should deliver!… This is a great, page-turning, read which I highly recommend.' Reader review, 5 stars
'This complex, atmospheric, well-written tale will have you wanting to laugh at times and in shock at others… If you like your crime a little lighter with a dash of spooky, this is perfect for you.' Reader review, 5 stars
'This cozy mystery has all the creepy aspects of a suspenseful modern Gothic. The story is fascinating, with intriguing characters and unexpected twists.' Reader review, 5 stars
'I absolutely love the English Village Mystery Series and this instalment did not disappoint! .' Reader review, 5 stars
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- SeriesEnglish Village Mystery #2