Murder at the Races

It is royal race day at Ascot, 1923. Lady Dorothea Dorchester, Dodo, has been invited by her childhood friend, Charlie, to an exclusive party in a private box with the added incentive of meeting the King and Queen. Charlie appears to be interested in something more than friendship when a murder interferes with his plans. The victim is one of the guests from the box and Dodo cannot resist poking around. When Chief Inspector Blood of Scotland Yard is assigned to the case, sparks fly between them again. The chief inspector and Dodo have worked together on a case before and he welcomes her assistance with the prickly upper-class suspects. But where does this leave poor Charlie? Dodo eagerly works on solving the murder which may have its roots in the distant past. Can she find the killer before they strike again? Ann Sutton was once a reluctant reader, until at age ten, Agatha Christie opened the door to a fabulous new world. The experience changed Ann forever and she read every Christie she could get her hands on. Mysteries remain her passion to this day – so it was only natural that she would eventually write her ownAfter years of dabbling, Ann began writing in earnest when her youngest child entered middle school. Covid lockdown proved to be the catalyst she needed, and from the determination to become a full-time writer, came the best-selling Dodo Dorchester Mystery Series. Her books have now sold or been read on Kindle Unlimited over 300,000 times.