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Da: Ibs.it | 1 | Brand: Ann Granger Ean: 9780747256434 -

Superintendent Markby faces one of his most complex cases yet...\n\nWith her step-mother murdered just two years after the death of her mother, twelve-year-old Tammy Franklin is also at risk of becoming fatherless, because he is suspect number one. Beneath These Stones is the twelfth cosy Cotswolds crime novel in Ann Granger's Mitchell & Markby series. The perfect read for fans of Ruth Rendell, Agatha Christie and ITV's Midsomer Murders.\n\n'A murder mystery that will give you the excuse you need to stay indoors during these dark nights and enjoy a good read' - Hartlepool Mail \n\nTwelve-year-old Tammy Franklin has learned too much about death, too quickly. Two years ago she lost her mother to a long, lingering illness and now the body of the woman her father married in an attempt to replace his wife has been found on a railway embankment close to the Franklin farm. This time the death is murder. \n\nAs Superintendent Markby, one of the first on the scene, well knows, Tammy now stands to have her father taken from her, for Hugh Franklin is suspect number one in the mind of the inspector to whom Markby has delegated the case. But, despite his need to distance himself from the murder, Markby begins to realise that the truth is destined to be far more complex than he ever envisaged...\n\nWhat readers are saying about Beneath These Stones:\n\n'I enjoyed this well written crime novel and thought the characters were well drawn and interesting'\n\n'An excellent enjoyable read'\n\n'The mystery plot is sound and raised above the norm by the existence of plausible characters - including Meredith Mitchell and Alan Markby'

Da: Ibs.it | 1 | Brand: Ann Granger Ean: 9781472270627 -

A MATTER OF MURDER is the seventh Cotswold village crime novel in Ann Granger's Campbell and Carter series. Sure to appeal to fans of Midsomer Murders and M. C. Beaton's Agatha Raisin mysteries.\n\nTwo years ago, Miff Ferguson chose to opt out of the rat race. Since then he's been living rough and happily so. That is until now. For, as the first signs of winter approach, everything changes. While looking for shelter, Miff stumbles across the dead body of a young woman inside a dilapidated warehouse. Quickly realising he's not alone, and what's worse he's been spotted, Miff becomes embroiled in a game of cat-and-mouse with a killer that forces him to abandon his life on the streets and take refuge with his aunt and uncle in the village of Weston St Ambrose. But, despite his best efforts to lie low, trouble seems to follow him and when another dead body is discovered at a local farm, it's clear Miff is not free from danger.\n\nWith the clock ticking, Inspector Jess Campbell and Superintendent Ian Carter must join forces once again with the team of police at Bamford to piece together the puzzle before another innocent life is lost...\n\nPraise for Ann Granger's crime novels:\n\n'Characterisation, as ever with Granger, is sharp and astringent' The Times\n\n'Her usual impeccable plotting is fully in place' Good Book Guide\n\n'A clever and lively book' Margaret Yorke\n\n'This engrossing story looks like the start of a highly enjoyable series' Scotsman

Da: Ibs.it | 1 | Brand: Bill Granger;petrina Tinslay Ean: 9788875500399 -

La prima colazione è l'inizio, in perfetto stile Bill Granger. C'è il caffè veloce preso in piedi mentre si preparano le bambine, ma ci sono anche il muesli fatto in casa, i pancakes con i mirtilli freschi e lo yogurt della domenica mattina. Poi si passa alla pasta (BilI ne è un appassionato conoscitore) e ai risotti, alla carne e al pesce, il tutto inframezzato da piatti dal sapore un po etnico, un po' asiatico, e molto mediterraneo. Il tè delle cinque e il capitolo sui dessert chiudono il libro in dolcezza.

Da: Ibs.it | 1 | Brand: Ann Granger Ean: 9780755349111 -

The discovery of a dead body shatters the tranquillity of a Cotswold village in Ann Granger's second Campbell and Carter mystery.\n\nWhen old Monty Bickerstaffe finds a dead body in his drawing room it comes as a nasty surprise - the first of many. Monty lives alone in a crumbling Cotswold manor house and the last thing he wants is the police sniffing around his property. Not that he has anything to hide...\n\nThe identity of the corpse and how and why it was left in Monty's home remain a mystery. The locals swear they've seen nothing unusual and Monty's relatives claim they've never set eyes on the stiff before. But Inspector Jess Campbell is convinced that someone's lying and, with the help of Superintendent Ian Carter, she must dig deep into Monty's family history to reveal the shocking truth...

Da: Ibs.it | 1 | Brand: Ann Granger Ean: 9780747255758 -

The death of a squatter is not all it seems...\n\nAnn Granger introduces the unemployed and soon-to-be-homeless amateur sleuth Fran Varady in the first of this riveting crime series. The perfect read for fans of Edward Marston and LJ Ross. \n\n'It looks as if Ann Granger is on to another winner' - Birmingham Post\n\n Fran Varady is insolvent, unemployed and, though for the moment she's got the leaky roof of the squat she shares in Jubilee Street over her head, she'll very soon be homeless thanks to the council eviction department. Her dreams of becoming an actress, nurtured when her father and grandmother were still alive, seem a long way off. But Fran is a survivor ... which her former housemate, Terry, found hanging from the ceiling of her room, clearly is not.\n\nTerry, secretive and selfish, was far from popular with the rest of the household, but her death shakes the Jubilee Street Creative Artists' Commune, as the squat residents half-jokingly call themselves. And, the more Fran discovers about the death of the young woman whose life briefly intersected with her own, the more she begins to see it was not all it first seemed.\n\nWhat readers are saying about Asking for Trouble:\n\n'Fran is too good to confine to one book. What good news to learn that there is a series!'\n\n'An intriguing storyline, described with humour and affection'\n\n'Fran is a delightful character and one well worth following through the other parts of this series'

Da: Ibs.it | 1 | Brand: Ann Granger Ean: 9781472252722 -

Dense fog masks foul play in the streets of London, as Ann Granger brings us her seventh Victorian mystery featuring Scotland Yard's Inspector Ben Ross and his wife Lizzie.\n\nIt is March 1870. London is in the grip of fog and ice. But Scotland Yard's Inspector Ben Ross has more than the weather to worry about when the body of a young woman is found in a dustbin at the back of a Piccadilly restaurant. \n\nBen must establish who the victim is before he can find out how and why she came to be there. His enquiries lead him first to a bootmaker in Salisbury and then to a landowner in Yorkshire. Meanwhile, Ben's wife, Lizzie, aided by their eagle-eyed maid, Bessie, is investigating the mystery of a girl who is apparently being kept a prisoner in her own home. \n\nAs Ben pursues an increasingly complex case, Lizzie reveals a vital piece of evidence that brings him one step closer to solving the crime...\n\nPraise for Ann Granger's crime novels:\n\n'Characterisation, as ever with Granger, is sharp and astringent' The Times\n\n'Her usual impeccable plotting is fully in place' Good Book Guide\n\n'A clever and lively book' Margaret Yorke\n\n'This engrossing story looks like the start of a highly enjoyable series' Scotsman

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Whilst pursuing one crime investigation, Fran Varady gets caught up in another... \n\nAmateur sleuth Fran Varady faces more questionable characters in her most complicated investigation yet. Mixing with Murder is the sixth sparky mystery in Ann Granger's Fran Varady series, not to be missed by fans of Carola Dunn and Val McDermid.\n\n'Characterisation, as ever with Granger, is sharp and astringent' - The Times \n\nFran Varady isn't keen to help seedy club owner Mickey Allerton track down Lisa, a dancer who's done a bunk. But since Mickey's holding Fran's dog Bonnie hostage till the job's done, she doesn't have much choice. She quickly locates Lisa and they arrange to meet - but when Fran gets there early, the first thing she sees is a body floating in the river. It's Ivo, one of Mickey's nastier bouncers. \n\nIf Lisa wasn't terrified already, she is when she gets this news, and Fran finds herself torn between helping the frightened girl and doing Mickey's bidding. And it's all about to get a lot more complicated...\n\nWhat readers are saying about Mixing with Murder:\n\n'The cast of characters lumbers into view with understated menace mixed with charm and humour. Even minor characters have distinctive personalities'\n\n'Always a pleasure to read Ann Granger books'\n\n'Even when you think you know the ending there's always a nice little twist in the plot'

Da: Ibs.it | 1 | Brand: Ann Granger Ean: 9781472290182 -

A COLLECTION OF 18 SHORT STORIES OF MURDER, MYSTERY AND MAYHEM\n\nThroughout her distinguished career, Ann Granger has penned an array of hugely entertaining and gripping short stories. To mark her thirtieth anniversary as a crime writer, eighteen of these compelling mysteries have been brought together to delight and enthral crime fans everywhere.\n\nFrom a nosy neighbour who trusts no one to a jealous nephew protecting his inheritance, and from a ghostly apparition on a cruise ship to an Oxford undergraduate who cannot escape his past, Ann's short stories transport readers from the Highlands of Scotland to the rugged coast of Cornwall and from the Victorian era to the present day. In each story there is an intriguing mystery to captivate the most avid crime fan, making this a collection to treasure.

Da: Ibs.it | 1 | Brand: Ann Granger Ean: 9781472290212 -

A COLLECTION OF 18 SHORT STORIES OF MURDER, MYSTERY AND MAYHEM\n\n Throughout her distinguished career, Ann Granger has penned an array of hugely entertaining and gripping short stories. To mark her thirtieth anniversary as a crime writer, eighteen of these compelling mysteries have been brought together to delight and enthral crime fans everywhere.\n\n From a nosy neighbour who trusts no one to a jealous nephew protecting his inheritance, and from a ghostly apparition on a cruise ship to an Oxford undergraduate who cannot escape his past, Ann's short stories transport readers from the Highlands of Scotland to the rugged coast of Cornwall and from the Victorian era to the present day. In each story there is an intriguing mystery to captivate the most avid crime fan, making this a collection to treasure.

Da: Ibs.it | 1 | Brand: Ann Granger Ean: 9781472252692 -

Dense fog masks foul play in the streets of London, as Ann Granger brings us her seventh Victorian mystery featuring Scotland Yard's Inspector Ben Ross and his wife Lizzie.\n\nIt is March 1870. London is in the grip of fog and ice. But Scotland Yard's Inspector Ben Ross has more than the weather to worry about when the body of a young woman is found in a dustbin at the back of a Piccadilly restaurant.\n\nBen must establish who the victim is before he can find out how and why she came to be there. His enquiries lead him first to a bootmaker in Salisbury and then to a landowner in Yorkshire. Meanwhile, Ben's wife, Lizzie, aided by their eagle-eyed maid, Bessie, is investigating the mystery of a girl who is apparently being kept a prisoner in her own home.\n\nAs Ben pursues an increasingly complex case, Lizzie reveals a vital piece of evidence that brings him one step closer to solving the crime...\n\nPraise for Ann Granger's crime novels:\n\n'Characterisation, as ever with Granger, is sharp and astringent' The Times\n\n'Her usual impeccable plotting is fully in place' Good Book Guide\n\n'A clever and lively book' Margaret Yorke\n\n'This engrossing story looks like the start of a highly enjoyable series' Scotsman

Da: Ibs.it | 1 | Brand: Ann Granger Ean: 9780755320530 -

The first Campbell and Carter mystery from one of the nation's best-loved crime writers\n\nLucas Burton hates the countryside. To him it's nothing but mud, muck and dead things. And he's right. When he turns up at a deserted farm in the middle of nowhere hoping to conduct a business deal he stumbles across the body of a girl. And that's just the start of his bad luck: Penny Gower from the local stables has spotted his silver Mercedes leaving the scene of the crime. Suddenly, for Lucas, things are looking very bleak indeed... Inspector Jess Campbell is on the case, but with few leads and a new superintendent, Ian Carter, breathing down her neck, she's beginning to feel the pressure. Then another dead body is found...

Da: Lafeltrinelli.it | 1 | Brand: Ann Granger Ean: 9780755320530 -

The first Campbell and Carter mystery from one of the nation's best-loved crime writers\n\nLucas Burton hates the countryside. To him it's nothing but mud, muck and dead things. And he's right. When he turns up at a deserted farm in the middle of nowhere hoping to conduct a business deal he stumbles across the body of a girl. And that's just the start of his bad luck: Penny Gower from the local stables has spotted his silver Mercedes leaving the scene of the crime. Suddenly, for Lucas, things are looking very bleak indeed... Inspector Jess Campbell is on the case, but with few leads and a new superintendent, Ian Carter, breathing down her neck, she's beginning to feel the pressure. Then another dead body is found...

Da: Lafeltrinelli.it | 1 | Brand: Ann Granger Ean: 9781472270627 -

A MATTER OF MURDER is the seventh Cotswold village crime novel in Ann Granger's Campbell and Carter series. Sure to appeal to fans of Midsomer Murders and M. C. Beaton's Agatha Raisin mysteries.\n\nTwo years ago, Miff Ferguson chose to opt out of the rat race. Since then he's been living rough and happily so. That is until now. For, as the first signs of winter approach, everything changes. While looking for shelter, Miff stumbles across the dead body of a young woman inside a dilapidated warehouse. Quickly realising he's not alone, and what's worse he's been spotted, Miff becomes embroiled in a game of cat-and-mouse with a killer that forces him to abandon his life on the streets and take refuge with his aunt and uncle in the village of Weston St Ambrose. But, despite his best efforts to lie low, trouble seems to follow him and when another dead body is discovered at a local farm, it's clear Miff is not free from danger.\n\nWith the clock ticking, Inspector Jess Campbell and Superintendent Ian Carter must join forces once again with the team of police at Bamford to piece together the puzzle before another innocent life is lost...\n\nPraise for Ann Granger's crime novels:\n\n'Characterisation, as ever with Granger, is sharp and astringent' The Times\n\n'Her usual impeccable plotting is fully in place' Good Book Guide\n\n'A clever and lively book' Margaret Yorke\n\n'This engrossing story looks like the start of a highly enjoyable series' Scotsman

Da: Lafeltrinelli.it | 1 | Brand: Ann Granger Ean: 9780755349098 -

Evil lurks on the streets of Victorian London in the third gripping crime novel to feature Scotland Yard Inspector Ben Ross and his wife Lizzie.\n\nAs Inspector Ben Ross of Scotland Yard walks homeward one Saturday night in late October 1867, the fog that swirls around him is like a living beast. By the time it has lifted next morning a woman lies murdered in Green Park. Allegra Benedict was the beautiful Italian wife of an art dealer in Piccadilly. But what had she been doing in London that afternoon, and why had she been selling her brooch in the Burlington Arcade just hours before her death? As Ben begins his investigation, his wife Lizzie - with the help of their maid Bessie - looks into Allegra's private life and uncovers more than one reason why someone might want her dead...

Da: Lafeltrinelli.it | 1 | Brand: Ann Granger Ean: 9780755320448 -

It is 1864 when Lizzie Martin takes up the post of companion to a wealthy widow who is also a slum landlord. Lizzie is intrigued to learn that her predecessor as companion had disappeared, supposedly having run off with an unknown man. But when the girl's body is found in the rubble of one of the recently demolished slums around the prestigious new railway station at St Pancras, Lizzie begins to wonder exactly what has been going on. She has re-made the acquaintance of a childhood friend, now Inspector Benjamin Ross, and with his help starts to investigate, risking her life to unearth the truth about the death of a girl whose fate seems interlinked with her own.

Da: Lafeltrinelli.it | 1 | Brand: Ann Granger Ean: 9780755349111 -

The discovery of a dead body shatters the tranquillity of a Cotswold village in Ann Granger's second Campbell and Carter mystery.\n\nWhen old Monty Bickerstaffe finds a dead body in his drawing room it comes as a nasty surprise - the first of many. Monty lives alone in a crumbling Cotswold manor house and the last thing he wants is the police sniffing around his property. Not that he has anything to hide...\n\nThe identity of the corpse and how and why it was left in Monty's home remain a mystery. The locals swear they've seen nothing unusual and Monty's relatives claim they've never set eyes on the stiff before. But Inspector Jess Campbell is convinced that someone's lying and, with the help of Superintendent Ian Carter, she must dig deep into Monty's family history to reveal the shocking truth...

Da: Lafeltrinelli.it | 1 | Brand: Ann Granger Ean: 9780747251866 -

Village life can be deadly... \n\nA move to rural Oxfordshire is not the peaceful existence the London couple are looking for in A Touch of Morality, Ann Granger's ninth English village crime novel in the Mitchell & Markby series. The perfect read for fans of Agatha Raisin, Agatha Christie and ITV's Midsomer Murders.\n\n'To be savoured' - Publishers Weekly \n\nWhen Sally Caswell persuaded her scientist husband Liam to move from London to the quiet of rural Oxfordshire it was in the hope of a more peaceful existence. But so far the move has led to nothing but discord. Liam's sabbatical book project is not going well so, frustrated and isolated, he quarrels incessantly both with Sally and with their next-door neighbour, the crotchety pensioner Bodicote whose unruly goats are a constant source of contention. But then a mysterious package arrives that gives the couple real cause for anxiety. \n\n It appears that Liam is being targeted by animal rights activists, though Superintendent Markby, in charge of the investigation, is not entirely convinced. Liam has many enemies, Bodicote among them, and it seems to Markby that Liam's cantankerous old neighbour is hiding something. The more Markby investigates, the more his unease grows - as does that of Meredith Mitchell, Markby's girlfriend and an old friend of Sally Caswell, for Meredith suspects Sally is far from well. Then a body is found ...\n\nWhat readers are saying about A Touch of Mortality:\n\n'Simply wonderful. She [Ann Granger] will always throw in a lovely little twist'\n\n'The author piles up detail on detail with plenty of clues, suspects and undercurrents'\n\n'Ann Granger is definitely one of the best out there that pens English village cosies'

Da: Lafeltrinelli.it | 1 | Brand: Ann Granger Ean: 9781472270658 -

Death descends on the New Forest in Ann Granger's gripping eighth Victorian mystery featuring Scotland Yard's Inspector Ben Ross and his wife Lizzie.\n\nIt is Spring 1871 when Lizzie Ross accompanies her formidable Aunt Parry on a restorative trip to the south coast. Lizzie's husband, Ben, is kept busy at Scotland Yard and urges his wife to stay out of harm's way. But when Lizzie and her aunt are invited to dine with other guests at the home of wealthy landowner Sir Henry Meager, and he is found shot dead in his bed the next morning, no one feels safe.\n\nOn Lizzie's last visit to the New Forest, another gruesome murder took place, and the superstitious locals now see her as a bad omen. But Lizzie suspects that Sir Henry had a number of bitter enemies, many of whom might have wanted him dead. And once Ben arrives to help with the investigation, he and Lizzie must work together to expose Sir Henry's darkest secrets and a ruthless killer intent on revenge...

Da: Lafeltrinelli.it | 1 | Brand: Bill Granger Ean: 9788875500689 -

Bill Granger, padre di famiglia con tre figlie piccole e una vita intensa, Bill mette il tempo come valore sopra ogni cosa - proprio come molti di noi. Ecco perché tutte le ricette che propone hanno in comune la semplicità e la rapidità di esecuzione, oltre ad una qualità eccellente che pone la freschezza degli ingredienti come caratteristica di base. Il suo stile oggi è riconosciuto come un vero e proprio marchio in termini di life-style: non solo dalla critica, soprattutto dal pubblico. In Italia i suoi libri, pubblicati da sempre da Luxury Books, hanno portato a conoscenza del grande pubblico lo stile \"australian-simply\" tanto ricercato dalle sue fan. L'obiettivo è sempre lo stesso, mettere in tavola piatti sani, gustosi, bellissimi da vedere e facili da preparare! \"Cosa mangiamo oggi?\" è un libro che copre tutti gli aspetti della cucina familiare: dalla colazione sino al thè, passando per il pranzo e arrivando alla cena con gli amici. C'è anche un capitolo che include ricette a piccoli prezzi - ideali per le famiglie numerose, ma anche per tutte quelle volte in cui si vuole risparmiare un po'... Infine, tutto quello che puoi preparare prima e congelare per dopo. I piatti di Bill sono tutti capolavori dell'estetica e del gusti che rievocano le atmosfere rilassate dei suoi ristoranti e del suo stesso stile di vita: invitanti, confortanti, soddisfacenti per il palato e per gli occhi.

Da: Lafeltrinelli.it | 1 | Brand: Brian Granger Ean: 9780367023225 -

Hasa Diga Eebowai\n\nIn 2011, a musical full of curse words and Mormon missionaries swept that year's Tony Awards and was praised as a triumphant return of the American musical. This book explores the inherent achievements (and failures) of The Book of Mormon-one of the most ambitious, and problematic, musicals to achieve widespread success. The creative team members-Matt Parker, Trey Stone and composer Robert Lopez-were collectively known for their aggressive use of taboo subjects and crude, punchy humor. Using the metaphor of boxing, Granger explores the metaphorical punches the trio delivers and ruminates over the less-discussed ideological wounds that their style of shock absurdism might leave behind. \n\nThis careful examination of where The Book of Mormon succeeds and fails is sure to challenge discussion of our understanding of musical comedy and our appreciation for this cultural landmark in theatre.

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There's trouble ahead for Fran Varady... \n\nJust as amateur sleuth Fran Varady is getting her life back on track, problems arise in Watching Out, the fifth fantastic Fran Varady mystery by Ann Granger. The perfect read for fans of M.C. Beaton and Rebecca Tope. \n\n'One of crime fiction's most engaging heroines' - Yorkshire Post \n\nFran Varady fell into private detective work by accident rather than design. Now she's got a 'real' job at a trendy pizzeria, she's back on track with her acting ambitions, and she's even found a nice flat to rent. But things aren't as straightforward as they seem. \n\nThe job, for a start: there's something rather sinister about the way the pizzeria is run. And the play rehearsals aren't going well. As if all this doesn't bring problems enough, Fran has rashly undertaken to help a young boy, illegally in the country, find an elusive people-trafficker called Max. When the trail Fran is following is suddenly and tragically interrupted by a horrifying death, she finds herself up against dangerous men and a ruthless organisation.\n\nWhat readers are saying about Watching Out:\n\n'A very engrossing story - couldn't get enough and continued reading through the night to get to the end'\n\n'Ann Granger certainly knows how to grip her readers, and this is one of her best'\n\n'The Agatha Christie of our time... five stars!'

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The second novel in Ann Granger's wonderfully atmospheric Victorian mystery series. \n\nLizzie Martin, lady's companion, has been sent from London to the New Forest to comfort a young woman whose baby has tragically died. A sad enough task, but things take an even darker turn when a rat-catcher is found murdered in the garden, and the young woman is discovered beside the body, crying and covered in blood. Not knowing where else to turn, Lizzie calls upon her friend Inspector Ben Ross from Scotland Yard to solve the horrific crime.

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A new investigation on an old case will bring shocking revelations to light... \n\nAn old case Markby failed to solve over two decades ago resurfaces after the discovery of skeletal remains in A Restless Evil, the fourteenth gripping English village murder mystery in Ann Granger's Mitchell & Markby series. The perfect read for fans of Rebecca Tope, Agatha Christie and ITV's Midsomer Murders.\n\n'A gripping thriller. Ann Granger beautifully evokes a mellow village seemingly tranquil on the surface but bubbling with secrets underneath' - Huddersfield Daily Examiner \n\nIt sends a shiver down Detective Superintendent Alan Markby's spine when he hears that a rambler has stumbled on human bones in Stovey Woods in the heart of the Cotswolds. Twenty-two years ago, as a fresh-faced young inspector, he had a rare failure in the hunt for a brutal serial rapist preying on local women. After the third rape, the attacker went to ground, never to be heard of again.\n\nNow, with a new investigation prompted by the grisly remains, the trail could be warm once more. But almost at once Markby is confronted with another body and a thoroughly up-to-date murder. Could the two be connected? It seems that some of the village residents would be just as happy to let sleeping dogs lie and secrets - both old and new - stay hidden...\n\nWhat readers are saying about A Restless Evil:\n\n'The writing is first-class and Ann Granger's world tangs with reality'\n\n'A very good, well-plotted and well-written mystery that keeps one guessing to the end'\n\n'An atmospheric and absorbing story'

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A holiday becomes work for Mitchell and Markby as a crime unravels... \n\nMitchell and Markby find themselves drawn into a murder enquiry whilst holiday in a country cottage in A Word After Dying, the tenth cosy English village crime novel in Ann Granger's captivating Mitchell & Markby series. The perfect read for fans of Rebecca Tope, Agatha Christie and ITV's Midsomer Murders.\n\n'Probably the best current example of a crime writer who has taken the classic English village detective story and brought it up to date' - Birmingham Post \n\nSuperintendent Alan Markby and Meredith Mitchell are in desperate need of a holiday - and the Cotswold village of Parsloe St John seems the perfect choice. Their neighbour, retired journalist Wynne Carter, is as convivial as the village itself and, over a glass of blackberry wine, indulges in her latest obsession, Olivia Smeaton, a racy old lady whose life - and death - she is convinced are not all they seem. Markby is more interested in buying Olivia's house than the circumstances of her vacating it, but Meredith is intrigued: by the old lady, the death of a cherished horse and a dusty junk shop run by a white witch.\n\nWhen another fatality - of a very grisly nature - is discovered, it seems her suspicion is justified. Clearly Olivia isn't the only enigma in Parsloe St John - and her death might be the first of many unless Meredith Mitchell and Alan Markby can make sense of some very secret lives to reach the truth...\n\nWhat readers are saying about A Word After Dying:\n\n'If you like your crime novels written in a low key style with plenty of amusing moments and not too much graphic violence then this is the series for you'\n\n'Yet another great Mitchell & Markby whodunit'\n\n'An invigorating novel!'

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A tangle of conflicting clues, suspects and possible witnesses... \n\nMeredith Mitchell is involved in yet another murder case with Cotswold Chief Inspector Markby in Where Old Bones Lie, the fifth whodunit in Ann Granger's Mitchell & Markby series. The perfect read for fans of M.C. Beaton, Agatha Christie and ITV's Midsomer Murders.\n\n'A tidy, inventive and intricate plot graced with lovely scenic descriptions' - Publishers Weekly\n\nWhat do you do when you think your ex-lover has murdered his wife? That's the question Ursula Gretton, an archeologist working on the Saxon burial ground on Bamford Hill, puts to Meredith Mitchell in the hope that Meredith's friendship with Cotswold Chief Inspector Markby might cast some light on her dilemma. But Markby is dismissive of Ursula's suspicions concerning the disappearance of Dan Woollard's wife - until a body is found in the rubbish dump near the site Woollard and Ursula have been excavating.\n\n Woollard's team of archeologists aren't the only ones to disturb the peace of the windswept hill. Much to the fury of a taciturn pair of local landowners, a band of New Age travellers has set up camp on the hill, only to disappear the day the body's discovered. Markby is faced with a tangle of conflicting clues, suspects and possible witnesses - amongst the latter Meredith Mitchell - and when a second body is found it is clear the web is growing even more complex, and destructive.\n\nWhat readers are saying about Where Old Bones Lie:\n\n'Ann Granger peppers her stories with plenty of characters, twists and turns and motives, keeping the reader guessing as to who the actual killer could be'\n\n'You'll hang on each and every page until you come to the amazing conclusion'\n\n'A well written mystery with an interesting archaeological background and well-drawn characters'

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Superintendent Markby faces one of his most complex cases yet...\n\nWith her step-mother murdered just two years after the death of her mother, twelve-year-old Tammy Franklin is also at risk of becoming fatherless, because he is suspect number one. Beneath These Stones is the twelfth cosy Cotswolds crime novel in Ann Granger's Mitchell & Markby series. The perfect read for fans of Ruth Rendell, Agatha Christie and ITV's Midsomer Murders.\n\n'A murder mystery that will give you the excuse you need to stay indoors during these dark nights and enjoy a good read' - Hartlepool Mail \n\nTwelve-year-old Tammy Franklin has learned too much about death, too quickly. Two years ago she lost her mother to a long, lingering illness and now the body of the woman her father married in an attempt to replace his wife has been found on a railway embankment close to the Franklin farm. This time the death is murder. \n\nAs Superintendent Markby, one of the first on the scene, well knows, Tammy now stands to have her father taken from her, for Hugh Franklin is suspect number one in the mind of the inspector to whom Markby has delegated the case. But, despite his need to distance himself from the murder, Markby begins to realise that the truth is destined to be far more complex than he ever envisaged...\n\nWhat readers are saying about Beneath These Stones:\n\n'I enjoyed this well written crime novel and thought the characters were well drawn and interesting'\n\n'An excellent enjoyable read'\n\n'The mystery plot is sound and raised above the norm by the existence of plausible characters - including Meredith Mitchell and Alan Markby'

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THE DEAD WOMAN OF DEPTFORD is the sixth Inspector Ben Ross mystery set in Victorian London by much-loved crime writer Ann Granger.\n\nOn a cold November night in a Deptford yard, dock worker Harry Parker stumbles upon the body of a dead woman. Inspector Ben Ross is summoned from Scotland Yard to this insalubrious part of town, but no witness to the murder of this well-dressed, middle-aged woman can be found. Even Jeb Fisher, the local rag-and-bone man, swears he's seen nothing. \n\nMeanwhile, Ben's wife Lizzie is trying to suppress a scandal: family friend Edgar Wellings has a gambling addiction and no means of repaying his debts. Reluctantly, Lizzie agrees to visit his debt collector's house in Deptford, but when she arrives she finds her husband is investigating the murder of the woman in question. Edgar was the last man to see Mrs Clifford alive and he has good reason to want her dead, but Ben and Lizzie both know that a case like this is rarely as simple as it appears...

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BRICKS AND MORTALITY is the third Cotswold village mystery by Ann Granger, featuring Inspector Jess Campbell and Superintendent Ian Carter. It is sure to appeal to fans of Midsomer Murders.\n\nIn the cold light of dawn, a dead body is found entombed in the smouldering remains of a burnt-out Cotswold manor. Key House has stood empty for years, but its owner, Gervase Crown, is rumoured to have been seen in Weston St Ambrose prior to the blaze. Could he be responsible for the fire and the tragic death that followed, or was he in fact the intended target? As Inspector Jess Campbell and Superintendent Ian Carter begin their investigation it becomes clear that Gervase wasn't the most popular and his return reawakens old memories, not all of which are good.

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\"Living in so many places you realize that there is no paradise that exists on its own. Paradise is what you imagine it to be. For some it would be palm trees and white sandy beaches and drinks with little umbrellas in them - maybe most, in fact. For others it's a pine forest on the edge of a lake surrounded by steep valleys with snowcapped peaks in the background. It is what you make it - and it's different for everyone. Living in paradise doesn't rob me of this. It's not like it shatters the image I had of paradise and it turns out it's just a home like any other home - though it is...You can keep the mystery. You can keep the magic. All you have to do is remind yourself every now and then, \"Oh my gosh, I live in paradise.\" It works. It's best if you say it out loud.\"

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A chilling secret from the past leads to a violent murder in the present... \n\nMitchell and Markby must put their wedding plans on hold when an old friend seeks their help in That Way Murder Lies, the fifteenth English village murder mystery in Ann Granger's Mitchell & Markby series. The perfect read for fans of Kathy Cranston, Agatha Christie and ITV's Midsomer Murders.\n\nWhen Meredith Mitchell's old friend Toby Smythe turns up on leave, she is delighted to see him. But Toby has a problem - or rather his relative Alison Jenner has - and he wants to enlist the help of Meredith's fiance, Detective Superintendent Alan Markby. Alison has been receiving anonymous hate mail which alludes to the murder of her aunt, Freda Kemp, of which Alison was acquitted when she was just twenty. Who is the writer, and how does he or she know about this secret in Alison's past? \n\nMarkby is at first reluctant to become involved, especially as he and Meredith are busy planning their wedding, but enquiries into a poison pen campaign soon turn into a murder hunt. With the help of Inspector Jessica Campbell, a new member of Markby's team, the investigation unravels a twenty-five-year-old mystery and its dreadful legacy of violence.\n\nWhat readers are saying about That Way Murder Lies:\n\n'Enjoyable, clever, incredibly entertaining and interesting book'\n\n'Anyone who enjoys a delightful English cosy that is a clever blending of amateur sleuth and police procedural will enjoy this series!'\n\n'Quite a mystery right up to the very end'

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A mansion, a murder and a century-long mystery... \n\nShades of Murder is the thirteenth mystery in the Mitchell & Markby series by Ann Granger, who is highly praised for her strong and appealing characters, wit and engrossing plots. The perfect read for fans of M. C. Beaton, Agatha Christie and ITV's Midsomer Murders.\n\n'The narrative keeps the reader gripped until the end' - Wiltshire Times \n\nIn 1889 Cora Oakley died by inhaling a poisonous gas in her sleep, and her husband William was put on trial for her murder. Over a hundred years later, the only remaining members of the family are two elderly sisters who live in the ancestral home. Unable to maintain the mansion, the sisters decide to sell up and live off the proceeds. \n\nThen a young Polish man named Jan appears, claiming to be William Oakley's great-grandson and threatening to ruin the sisters' plans. When he is found dead, it seems that the shadow of murder has returned to haunt the Oakley family again, and Superintendent Markby must look back at the events of a century ago to find the killer...\n\nWhat readers are saying about Shades of Murder:\n\n'The characterisation and dialogue are as sharp as ever, and the plot is great!'\n\n'The characters were well drawn in both past and present strands of the book with some very neat twists'\n\n'Two separate murder mysteries, unfolding in turn, chapter by chapter, gave me double delight'

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Rooted in Evil by Ann Granger is set in the Cotswold village of Weston Saint Ambrose and features Inspector Jess Campbell and Superintendent Ian Carter in their fifth murder mystery.\n\nWhen the body of a man, with his brains blown out, is found in a Cotswold wood it looks like suicide. But looks can be deceptive and it doesn't take long for the police to identify that there's more to the case than meets the eye.\n\nPeople's stories don't add up and when Superintendent Ian Carter and Inspector Jess Campbell start probing it becomes clear that the dead man had ruffled more than a few feathers in this close-knit community. His stepsister had been bailing him out of his financial troubles - much against her husband's wishes - but, with his money worries still mounting, the victim had become a desperate man... \n\nAs Jess and Ian dig deeper and deeper into the case, a cover-up is exposed and bitter resentment rises to the surface to reveal a killer.