Murder at the Village Fete : A 1920s cozy mystery

About Murder at the Village Fete : A 1920s cozy mystery

A village fete. A shocking discovery. A mystery that hits too close to home…Evelyn Christie's new life as Lady Northmoor is anything but peaceful when the local Member of Parliament is found dead in the stream that runs through the grounds of the picturesque Hessleham Hall estate. With the village fete fast approaching, Evelyn teams up with her husband Tommy to investigate before the scandal ruins more than just the summer celebrations. But with political rivalries, personal grudges, and whispers of corruption muddying the waters, the suspect list is longer than the bunting. Can Tommy and Evelyn uncover the truth before the killer strikes again—and the fete becomes a funeral?

If you love a proper Golden Age whodunit—witty, atmospheric, and built around the warm, teasing partnership of Tommy and Evelyn—the second case is just as much fun as the first. Pour the tea, find a spot near the bunting, and see if you can name the killer before Evelyn does. Readers of this series love:Husband-and-wife sleuthing teamA 1920s village fete mysteryA local politician found dead on the family estateA former wartime policewoman turned amateur sleuthPolitical rivalries, personal grudges, and whispers of corruptionA Golden Age mystery—clean, cosy, and cleverThe second in The Tommy & Evelyn Christie Mysteries—an atmospheric, witty Golden Age cosy series set in 1920s North Yorkshire, featuring a husband-and-wife sleuthing team