Murder In School: a compelling British crime mystery

About Murder In School: a compelling British crime mystery

STAND-ALONE MURDER MYSTERY, #2 IN THE SERIES. MEET MAVERICK BRITISH DETECTIVE DI SKELGILL... "MAD, BAD AND JUST A LITTLE BIT COZY."

WHEN A LONG-SERVING MASTER at one of England’s most prestigious public schools drowns in Bassenthwaite Lake, Detective Inspector Skelgill is summoned to investigate his apparent suicide. It soon becomes clear that senior members of staff are not all that they seem. As the school closes ranks, Skelgill realises he is pitted against a sinister power struggle for control of its highly lucrative operation.

A second violent death threatens to throw the police off the scent, and the sudden mysterious disappearance of a VIP pupil sows panic in their ranks. In a race against time Skelgill is faced by the unthinkable consequences of a third tragedy on his watch. BRUCE BECKHAM is an award-winning author and copywriter.

A resident of Great Britain, he has travelled and worked in over 60 countries. He is published in both fiction and non-fiction, and is a member of the UK Society of Authors. His series ‘Inspector Skelgill Investigates’ features the recalcitrant Cumbrian detective Daniel Skelgill, and his loyal lieutenants, long-suffering Londoner DS Leyton and local high-flyer DS Emma Jones.

Set amidst the ancient landscapes of England’s Lake District, this expanding series of standalone murder mysteries has won acclaim across five continents, with over 1 million copies downloaded, from Australia to Japan and India, and from Brazil to Canada and the United States of America."Great characters. Great atmospheric locale.

Great plots. What's not to like?"Amazon Reviewer, 5 StarsWhat readers say, in a nutshell:“Bruce Beckham’s DI Skelgill novels are atmospheric, “cozy-rough” British crime fiction set in the picturesque Lake District.

They feature an intuitive, rebellious Cumbrian detective, Daniel Skelgill, solving intricate, standalone murders. The brand emphasises stunning rural scenery, witty dialogue, and a focus on character dynamics over graphic violence.