A MOST Inconvenient VESTRY: Thoroughly Deaths

A delightfully wicked British cozy mystery perfect for fans of Richard Osman and M.C. Beaton.Welcome to the shires, where the Norman church has stood for eight hundred years, the organ has been played every Sunday without fail, and the organist has just been found dead in the vestry.For readers who love a traditional English village mystery packed with dry British humour, A Most Inconvenient Vestry is the second book in the Thoroughly Inconvenient Deaths series, a world where nobody locks their doors, everybody knows everybody's business, and the vicar is hiding something he really should have mentioned years ago.When Lady Harriet Pembrook discovers that a five-hundred-year-old secret is connected to a very recent death, she does what she always does. She keeps a notebook. She accumulates observations. She does not guess.She concludes.From a locked tin box behind the music cupboard to a property dispute with roots in the reign of Henry VIII, the village of Pembrook has outdone itself this time. Everyone is a suspect. Everyone is keeping something. And beneath the sound of unaccompanied hymns and the smell of Elsie's bara brith, justice is quietly, methodically, on its way.If you enjoy funny cozy mysteries with eccentric characters, clever puzzles, and a distinctly English sense of the absurd, this classic whodunit will keep you guessing until the very last page.Buy A Most Inconvenient Vestry today and discover why, in Pembrook, even the church is not entirely what it seems.

Pagina's: 266, Paperback, Independently published