Murder in the Abbey
Book 8 of the Maggie Newberry Mysteries
Mystery & Suspense, Cozy Mysteries, Women Sleuths
| Author: | Susan Kiernan-Lewis | ISBN: | 1230001005851 |
| Publisher: | San Marco Press | Publication: | March 24, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Susan Kiernan-Lewis |
| ISBN: | 1230001005851 |
| Publisher: | San Marco Press |
| Publication: | March 24, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Murder in the Abbey is a leap across the English Channel into the path of the most ruthless adversary Maggie has faced yet. Situated in the rolling hills of England’s Cotswolds, The Abbey is a country resort that allows its guests to taste the pleasures of rank and prestige from a bygone era—until murder slams face first onto its welcome mat. When the victim turns out to be someone close to both Maggie and Laurent, they leave their vineyard in France to find answers. Once in England, they discover that the tranquil countryside of Shelley and Wadsworth can be every bit as treacherous as the most sinister backstreet of Marseilles. What Maggie also discovers is that if she ever hopes to live with her own guilt over the death she’ll need to find the killer--and preferably before she ends up face down in one of the Abbey’s picturesque fishing ponds.
Murder in the Abbey is a leap across the English Channel into the path of the most ruthless adversary Maggie has faced yet. Situated in the rolling hills of England’s Cotswolds, The Abbey is a country resort that allows its guests to taste the pleasures of rank and prestige from a bygone era—until murder slams face first onto its welcome mat. When the victim turns out to be someone close to both Maggie and Laurent, they leave their vineyard in France to find answers. Once in England, they discover that the tranquil countryside of Shelley and Wadsworth can be every bit as treacherous as the most sinister backstreet of Marseilles. What Maggie also discovers is that if she ever hopes to live with her own guilt over the death she’ll need to find the killer--and preferably before she ends up face down in one of the Abbey’s picturesque fishing ponds.
