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Benedict Brown

    Passionné d'écriture depuis sa jeunesse, cet auteur a poursuivi ses études de littérature jusqu'à un master en Écriture Créative. Initialement axé sur les livres pour enfants, allant des contes de fées humoristiques aux aventures dystopiques en passant par des romans jeunesse abordant des thèmes sérieux, il s'est récemment tourné vers le roman policier. Fort d'un environnement familial imprégné de fiction criminelle, ses romans pour adultes développent des intrigues de détectives captivantes. Écrivant depuis un point de vue unique surplombant la campagne castillane, son œuvre allie une riche expérience littéraire et une narration prenante.

    The Mystery of Mistletoe Hall
    Murder at the Spring Ball
    A Corpse for Christmas
    Death on a Summer's Day
    The Tangled Treasure Trail
    The Snows of Weston Moor
    • The Snows of Weston Moor

      A 1920s Christmas Mystery

      • 268pages
      • 10 heures de lecture
      4,5(11)Évaluer

      Set against the backdrop of a snowbound mansion during a festive party, the story unfolds with a shocking murder beside the Christmas tree. A master detective steps in to unravel the mystery, navigating through a web of secrets and motives among the guests. As tensions rise and the clock ticks, the detective must piece together clues to uncover the killer before they strike again.

      The Snows of Weston Moor
    • The Tangled Treasure Trail

      A 1920s Mystery

      • 254pages
      • 9 heures de lecture
      4,2(10)Évaluer

      Set against the backdrop of high-speed treasure hunts and wild parties, the story follows Lord Edgington of Cranley Hall as he navigates a series of murders that unfold over a weekend. With an intriguing mix of suspense and adventure, the narrative promises thrilling escapades and a captivating investigation that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

      The Tangled Treasure Trail
    • Death on a Summer's Day

      • 258pages
      • 10 heures de lecture
      4,2(10)Évaluer

      Embarking on a grand road trip through England, the journey showcases breathtaking landscapes and remarkable sights, all while weaving in unexpected twists, including the presence of a dead body. This blend of adventure and intrigue promises to captivate readers as they explore the beauty and mystery of the English countryside.

      Death on a Summer's Day
    • A Corpse for Christmas

      A Warm and Witty Standalone Christmas Mystery

      • 232pages
      • 9 heures de lecture
      4,2(7)Évaluer

      Set against the backdrop of snowy mountains and a charming Christmas village, the story unfolds with a shocking discovery—a body found among the pine trees. This unexpected twist introduces a mystery that disrupts the idyllic holiday atmosphere, compelling the characters to unravel the truth behind the tragedy while navigating the festive spirit. The blend of seasonal cheer and suspense creates an engaging narrative that promises intrigue and excitement.

      A Corpse for Christmas
    • Murder at the Spring Ball

      • 231pages
      • 9 heures de lecture
      3,7(44)Évaluer

      An Agatha-Christie-style whodunit with a dash of Downton Abbey thrown in. Master detective Lord Edgington and his hapless grandson Christopher must outfox a killer when murder comes to the spring ball!

      Murder at the Spring Ball
    • As a group of apparently unconnected guests arrive for a Christmas party and a corpse is discovered in the snow, it's down to Lord Edgington to solve "The Mystery of Mistletoe Hall" and outwit the killer before his goose is cooked.

      The Mystery of Mistletoe Hall
    • The Puzzle of Parham House

      • 276pages
      • 10 heures de lecture

      An ancient house with secrets to disclose, a string of murders with no clear motive and an enigma fit for a great detective. England, 1928. When Lord Edgington and his young apprentice Christopher are called to investigate a simple theft at a grand Elizabethan estate, they are soon embroiled in a mystery involving priceless antiques, ancient myths and unscrupulous academics. But when people at Parham House are killed off apparently at random, the detectives must tackle a puzzle that may be impossible to solve. Faced with a cast of suspects including a roguish archaeologist, a pair of ambitious twins, an expert on ancient weapons and the world's most boring man, the master sleuth struggles to find the answer. Will his assistant step in to crack "The Puzzle of Parham House" or will more people die before the killer completes his elusive scheme? The new book in the bestselling "Lord Edgington Investigates..." series of warm, funny and endlessly twisty whodunits is a spoiler-free mystery which can be read as a standalone novel.

      The Puzzle of Parham House
    • The Christmas Bell Mystery

      A Standalone 1920s Christmas Mystery

      • 258pages
      • 10 heures de lecture

      A snowy platform sets the stage for an unexpected encounter that intertwines fate and greed. The story revolves around an old miser whose immense wealth attracts dangerous attention, leading to murder. As the plot unfolds, a case of mistaken identity complicates the situation, with an innocent man found dead, prompting a gripping investigation into the dark motives behind these chilling events.

      The Christmas Bell Mystery
    • The Hurtwood Village Murders

      A totally gripping 1920s murder mystery

      • 294pages
      • 11 heures de lecture

      A gripping mystery unfolds with a series of ominous letters that hint at unresolved tensions and a past figure resurfacing. As the protagonist navigates these chilling communications, they must confront a relentless killer determined to exact revenge. The intertwining of past and present creates a suspenseful atmosphere, keeping readers on the edge as secrets unravel and danger escalates.

      The Hurtwood Village Murders
    • The Castleton Affair

      A gripping 1920s historical mystery

      • 304pages
      • 11 heures de lecture

      A gripping political thriller unfolds as a government aide is kidnapped and a French diplomat is found murdered. The narrative centers around the urgent quest to uncover the identity of the killer, weaving through layers of intrigue and danger. As the plot thickens, the characters navigate a web of deception, highlighting themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the complexities of international relations. The tension escalates as they race against time to solve the mystery and prevent further chaos.

      The Castleton Affair