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|  | | Beau Garnie & The Invisimin Mine
Children's fantasy
When Beau Garnie falls through an open portal into the dwarf realm of Calorean, the last thing he expects is to be rescued by super-intelligent rats. A first class hare rider and warrior, Beau must drink a solution of Invisimin every day to survive. But someone has raided the Invisimin mines and they are almost empty. Battling dark forces and strange creatures, Beau and close friend Skyle cross Calorean to find the legendary lost mines containing the mineral on which their lives depend. | |  | | The Fressingfield Witch
English murder mystery with a genealogical twist
During the 1645 Suffolk witch trials, hundreds of innocent women were convicted. Death and uncertainty stalked the land.
Fast forward to 1890 and two mysterious deaths in the village of Fressingfield stir up rumours of witchcraft again. Lawrence Harpham is dispatched from Bury St Edmunds to investigate. But Lawrence is still tormented by the tragic loss of his family in a house fire. Can he overcome his own demons and discover who is behind the flurry of deaths?
The Fressingfield Witch is a fictional murder mystery based on true events. Two of Suffolk’s darkest cases of witchcraft are | |  | | The Montpellier Mystery
Victorian Murder Mystery short story set in Cheltenham
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Victorian Murder Mystery based on real events
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Historical genealogical murder mystery based on a true crime
In the Spring of 1911, suffragist Louisa Russell finds an old diary in a box of artefacts, while attending a census evasion night at the Old Museum in Ipswich.
The diary recounts the last days of Mary Emily Cage, executed for the murder of her husband six decades earlier.
When Louisa’s next door neighbour, Charles Drummond, dies under suspicious circumstances, the parallels between the two deaths become impossible to ignore.
But can two deaths sixty years apart be linked and can Louisa find the poisoner before an innocent woman is convicted? |
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