Murder at Foxglove Hall: A Village Gala Cozy Mystery

About Murder at Foxglove Hall: A Village Gala Cozy Mystery

At Foxglove Hall, the centenary gala is supposed to celebrate a hundred years of charity. Instead, the trust’s senior solicitor is found dead before he can unveil the memorial plaque. District nurse Hester Finch knows this murder is different from the moment she sees the body.

Adrian Crowther was not just another polished village man with enemies. He was about to speak publicly about Foxglove Trust’s past, and whatever he uncovered leads straight back to St. Agnes Home for Mothers, the lies told about vulnerable women, and the long-shadowed death of Hester’s mother, Nora Finch.

Now the whole village has reason to panic. Trustees are guarding old fortunes. Heirs are living on borrowed respectability.

Former staff are protecting what they carried through locked corridors years ago. And adults whose histories were rewritten before they could speak are no longer willing to stay grateful and quiet. But Thornleigh has been protecting the wrong secret all along.

The true scandal is not who was born where. It is who was robbed, who profited, and how an entire town learned to dress theft up as charity.