Friday Street Murder Mysteries

If you love Richard Osman's Thursday Murder Club series, you'll love this. Eccentric twin brothers Cedric and Ambrose retire from MI6 to make honey and tackle crosswords at Tanglefoot Farm in England's Surrey Hills. The unsolved brutal murder of their long-lost friend drags them back into the secret life they left behind. Can Cedric and Ambrose, along with Charlie, their dead friend's daughter, and the seventy-five year old mystery woman who lives in a campervan, unravel the clues and crack the cold case before the killer strikes again? The chase is on to solve the mystery and catch the murderer. Contains mature themes.

A murder in Venice, Italy, and within a few days, a second murder in Abinger Hammer, England. The victims are not connected, and yet both had to die. Five years later, the Friday Street Murder Mystery Team receive a letter seeking their help. Can Cedric and Ambrose, Charlie and Verity crack the codes, solve the clues, and unravel the complex cold case to prevent the murderer from killing a third time? Easier Dead Than Done is the fast-paced second book in the Friday Street Murder Mystery series. If you love witty, feisty women, delicious food, and spy adventures, then you'll love Russell Cooper's latest murder mystery. Contains mature themes.

The Friday Street Murder Mystery Team are back in A Murder Worth Dying For. This entertaining murder mystery is a tale where a thief, a killer, a witness, a patsy, a deadly mistake, and a cover-up lay wrongly solved for twenty years. Retired MI6 agents, eccentric twins, Cedric and Ambrose, along with Verity and Charlie, discover a secret notebook, a coded message, a cryptic witness statement, and a riddle etched into a dusty tennis court at Emmanuelle Boarding School for girls, in this high-stakes cozy mystery. The murderer prays the last twenty years have swept away the incriminating clues in a case where lies, deceit, and facts have blended into one complex mystery. The murderer has struck once, maybe twice, and possibly a third time. Can the team catch the killer before they strike again? If you love your murder mysteries served up with great food and witty characters, A Murder Worth Dying For should be your next listen. Contains mature themes.