Elderwick Mysteries

From the author of A Turn-Up for the Books: Third in the Elderwick Mystery series set in a sleepy village where the past refuses to stay buried-literally . . . When an archaeology dig uncovers a skeleton, Dr. Laurel Nightingale finds herself drawn into another grisly mystery. The bones aren't ancient, and the police confirm a killer is on the loose. Laurel, alongside her spirited best friend, Maggie, and history buff Albert, dives into the village's tangled web of secrets and lies. As they dig deeper, a local student winds up dead under mysterious circumstances, a charming police officer turns into an unexpected ally, and suspicion spreads through the village like wildfire. Everyone has something to hide, and Laurel can't shake the feeling that danger is closing in. Full of twists and turns and a cast of unforgettable characters, A Storm in a Teacup is a cozy mystery packed with intrigue and charm. Perfect for fans of Richard Osman, this story will keep you guessing until the final reveal. Praise for Rachael Gray "Fast paced and wonderfully atmospheric. Rachael Gray is excellent at ramping up the tension, with twists at every turn." -Clare Chase, author of the Eve Mallow Mysteries

Three cozy crime murder mysteries that will put your sleuthing skills to the test… A Little Bird Told Me A fresh start leads to murder and mystery… Laurel Nightingale wants to start again. However, after discovering a dead body shortly after arriving in the tight-knit community, she wonders if village life is as wholesome as she first thought… A Turn-up for the Books Small villages can hide big secrets… When psychologist Laurel Nightingale finds a journalist murdered in the small village of Elderwick, she suspects her newest client, famous author Hugh Quintrell, might be involved. Will she solve the mystery before it's too late, or will she become the next victim in this twisted tale of deception and ambition? A Storm in a Teacup In the sleepy village of Elderwick, the past refuses to stay buried – literally… When an archaeology dig uncovers a skeleton, Dr Laurel Nightingale finds herself drawn into another grisly mystery. The bones aren't as ancient as everyone had hoped, and the police confirm a killer is on the loose.