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Out Comes the Evil
Stella Cameron
Second in the traditional British mystery series featuring rural inn owner and amateur sleuth Alex Duggins
An almost-fresh body is discovered in a disused well in the ruins of a 14th century manor house - and once again Folly-on-Weir's pub owner Alex Duggins and her friend Tony Harrison are thrown into a major murder investigation. The victim, a widow, had lived quietly in the town for the past ten years: who on earth could want her dead?
UK edition
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Publication Date: 28 Aug 2015
ISBN: 9781780290782
Price: £19.99
Dimensions: 222 x 141
Extent: 224 pages
US edition
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Publication Date: 1 Dec 2015
ISBN: 9781780290782
Price: $28.95
Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.25
Extent: 224 pages
Lies that Bind
When a body is discovered in the neighbouring village of Underhill, Alex Duggins, owner of Folly-on-Weir's premier pub, The Black Dog, is determined not to get involved - for once. But when she learns that the person who found the body was young Kyle Gammage, who helps out at her friend Tony's veterinary clinic, she and Tony are reluctantly drawn into the murder investigation.
In her desire to protect Kyle and his elder brother Scoot, Alex finds herself withholding vital information from the police. It's a misjudgement that will have far-reaching - and possibly fatal - consequences. Her relationship with Tony under strain, has Alex's silence put her and those she loves in danger?
Melody of Murder
The arrival of a talented, ambitious and unusual new family leads to mayhem and murder in the peaceful Cotswold village of Folly-on-Weir
The idyllic Cotswold village of Folly-on-Weir is a piece of paradise found - until 'those incomer Quillams' arrive. The discovery of a body in the village church inexorably draws local pub owner Alex Duggins and her veterinarian friend Tony Harrison into the turbulent affairs of the wealthy Quillam family - and into the path of a twisted killer.
Folly
Meet rural inn owner and amateur sleuth Alex Duggins.
Following the breakdown of her marriage, Alex Duggins has returned to her picturesque home town in the Cotswolds in order to start afresh. But you can't outrun the past, as Alex discovers, when she stumbles across a frosted corpse buried in the snow. The subsequent murder investigation threatens to unearth old secrets - including Alex's own.
All Smiles
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Meg may be poor but she is determined, and when Jean-Marc, Count Etranger, takes up residence next door, she soon finds employment as companion to his madcap sister. But it is not her charge who occupies her thoughts, but the older brother. And when Meg becomes the victim of a series of strange accidents, Jean-Marc vows to ensure her safety.
No Stranger
A classic romance from a NY Times best-selling author.
Pregnant Abby Winston had been worrying what her neighbor would think when he noticed her sparsely furnished and unheated home. She'd entirely forgotten about herself - until she removed her coat and saw Nick Dorset's reaction . . . He's been in love with Abby for forever, could even imagine himself being a father to the child. But Abby only sees him as a stranger. So Nick must find out a way to help Abby - and her baby - without her knowing . . .
Second to None
A warm, passionate romance from a NY-Times best-selling author.
In the year she's worked as live-in nanny to Nick and Abby Dorset's two children, Sophie Peters has come to care very much for the family. The job would be perfect, if not for one thing: Abby's brother, Michael Harris. Abby seems determined to set Sophie up with the too handsome, too self-assured Michael — and Sophie is equally determined to steer clear of him. But Michael seems determined to win her over. Soon, Sophie's wondering if she's misjudged him . . . but would trusting a former womanizer be a terrible mistake?
Shadows
A wonderfully moving romance from a best-selling and award-winning author
Leah Cornish knew she was gambling her future on a man she had only met once, but did she have a choice? Guy Hamilton seemed to understand her, and his kind eyes had not judged. He had offered her his help and now she needed it. She knew too that she would have to forget those feelings she had for him, feelings she had refused to name. But how can she, when those very feelings are all that she has left?