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From multi-million-selling Faith Martin, one of Britain's best-loved mystery writers. Discover a series of murder mysteries set in an idyllic English village. Meet Monica Noble: the vicar's wife with a taste for solving crimes. SMELL THE ROSES AND DIE! Monica Noble is thrilled to be asked to judge a neighbouring village's flower show - even if she can't tell a begonia from an azalea! Her fellow judge Vicar James Davies inhales deeply from a large bloom and drops dead in the tent. At first everyone thinks he's had a heart attack, but the doctor on hand is suspicious and calls in the police. A second murder quickly follows. This time it's one of the main suspects. Monica must help Chief Inspector Jason Dury to solve the two murders and find the killer - before anyone else pays the ultimate price. This is the second of a series of enjoyable murder mysteries with great characters and baffling crimes which will keep you gripped till the final page. Please note this book was first published as Unholy Whiff of Death under Faith Martin's pen name JOYCE CATO. Perfect for fans of classic whodunits by authors like Agatha Christie, L.J. Ross, Simon Brett, Richard Osman and the Rev Richard Coles.
MEET THE AMATEUR SLEUTH
MONICA NOBLE was widowed young, leaving her to raise her feisty daughter on her own. That is, until she met and fell in love with Graham Noble, a country vicar (pastor), who enticed her to leave her high-flying job in advertising in the city and move to the Cotswold countryside. There she found bucolic life very pleasant indeed - until murder started to rear its ugly head. And she discovered, to everyone's surprise, that she had a flair for solving the most unholy of crimes.
