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A Body at the Grand Hotel

By: Benedict Brown
Narrated by: George Blagden
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When successful mystery novelist and fledgling private detective Marius Quin is invited to speak at the Mystery and Detection Society he jumps at the chance of a luxurious weekend away on the English coast. But arriving at Torquay’s Grand Hotel with his sleuthing partner Lady Bella Montague, there is the definite sense that all is not well.

When they wake the next morning to discover the body of a cantankerous local in the hotel pool, the things go from bad to worse. But how can the duo catch a killer when every piece of evidence they uncover is contradicted by two more? Faced with a hostile police sergeant, evasive witnesses and a conspiracy to conceal the truth, Bella and Marius must call upon every last resource they possess to uncover the secret of the body at the Grand Hotel.

A charming, cozy mystery. If you adore Agatha Christie, T E Kinsey and Lee Strauss you’ll be hooked on this historical mystery.

©2024 Benedict Brown (P)2024 Storm Publishing

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