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  • Murder in the Cards

  • The Second in the SeeMs Detective Series
  • By: Gina Cheyne
  • Narrated by: Melanie Crawley
  • Length: 9 hrs and 49 mins

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Murder in the Cards

By: Gina Cheyne
Narrated by: Melanie Crawley
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Publisher's Summary

Death is the rule, survival the exception in 1960s Soho bridge circles

When the SeeMs Agency detectives play bridge online in 2020, they don’t expect their opponent to die during the game and yet a post-mortem the next day proves Brian Deliverer was dead halfway through the night. Can a dead man play bridge?

Employed by Brian's daughter Karen to investigate his death, the team are led back to a notorious 1920s murder and to a missing teenager from a Sussex village in the 1960s.

Should they tell his daughter the terrible truth behind her father’s death even if it costs her everything?
©2022 Gina Cheyne (P)2022 Gina Cheyne
Crime Fiction Detective Fiction Mystery Suspense Women Sleuths Women's Fiction
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