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THIS IS THE LARGE PRINT EDITION
Caught between boorish Detective Chief Inspector Richard Fitzwilliam and a killer wedding party, Lady Beatrice must solve the murder to save the big day.
IS THE WEDDING BETWEEN TV'S SIR HEWITT WILLOUGHBY-FRANKLIN'S STEPDAUGHTER AND BILLIONAIRE'S SON OFF?
Rumours are that the recent death of Kelley Lindsell (29), the personal chef of tycoon Rudy (68) and Sheri Trotman (65) at Sir Hewitt's Fawstead Manor country estate in Fenshire, has spooked Sybil Bransgrove (36) so badly she's considering cancelling her nuptials.
Meanwhile the bride and her mother Lady Grace (61) are being supported by family friend Lady Beatrice (36), the Countess of Rossex, who, alongside her business partner Perry Juke, is currently managing the project to refurbish the Manor House and Lodge on the estate.
Not again! Now that Lady Grace has asked Lady Beatrice to liaise with the police during the investigation into Kelley's death, she'll have to cooperate with boorish Detective Chief Inspector Richard Fitzwilliam whether she likes it or not. Her only relief will be solving the murder with the help of her friends Perry and Simon and her dog Daisy to get rid of him faster. But with so many wedding party guests staying on-site, any one of them could be the killer. Can they find out who it is before Sybil calls off the wedding...
A page-turning, contemporary, clean, British cozy whodunnit with a hint of humour that you wouldn't be able to put down.
"This is cozy crime at its very best. Lots of eccentric characters that amuse and entertain throughout. The plot keeps at a good pace with a great dashing of clues and red herrings along the way." Amazon Reviewer
