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A Season for Murder (Mitchell & Markby 2): A witty English village whodunit of mystery and intrigue

A Better Quality of Murder (Inspector Ben Ross Mystery 3): A riveting murder mystery from the heart of Victorian London

Candle for a Corpse (Mitchell & Markby 8): A classic English village murder mystery

A Matter of Murder (Campbell & Carter mystery 7): A gripping Cotswold cosy crime mystery

A Fine Place for Death (Mitchell & Markby 6): A compelling Cotswold village crime novel of murder and intrigue

Murder in Season: A completely gripping and unputdownable British cozy mystery, perfect for Autumn!

A Particular Eye for Villainy (Inspector Ben Ross Mystery 4): A gripping Victorian mystery of secrets, murder and family ties

Flowers for his Funeral (Mitchell & Markby 7): A gripping English village whodunit of jealousy and murder

A Mortal Curiosity (Inspector Ben Ross Mystery 2): A compelling Victorian mystery of heartache and murder

A Rare Interest in Corpses (Inspector Ben Ross Mystery 1): A gripping murder mystery of intrigue and secrets in Victorian London

'Tis the Season for Lady Sarah: A Wallflower's Wish, #4

Mixing With Murder (Fran Varady 6): A lively mystery of blackmail and murder

That Way Murder Lies (Mitchell & Markby 15): A cosy Cotswolds crime novel of old friends, old mysteries and new murders

Murder Among Us (Mitchell & Markby 4): A cosy English country crime novel of deadly disputes

Season for Murder (The FitzMorris Family Mysteries, #3)

A Word After Dying (Mitchell & Markby 10): A cosy Cotswolds crime novel of murder and suspicion

Shades of Murder (Mitchell & Markby 13): An English village mystery of a family haunted by murder

The Dead Woman of Deptford (Inspector Ben Ross mystery 6): A dark murder mystery set in the heart of Victorian London

A Touch of Mortality (Mitchell & Markby 9): A cosy English village whodunit of wit and warmth

A Memory for Murder: The third book in the Selma Falck series, from the godmother of modern Norwegian crime fiction