Hazel Holt Livres

Sheila Malory is less than thrilled when an old lawyer friend, Graham Percy, invites himself to stay. How could she know that before the week is out she would be investigating his murder?

Set in a small Pennsylvania university, a widow teaching a course on Nineteenth-Century Women writers faces unexpected challenges when a colleague is murdered shortly after her arrival. The lead investigator, Lieutenant Landis, seeks her assistance, complicating her life with his romantic interest. As she delves into the murder mystery, Sheila Malory grapples with her growing attraction to Landis and the dark secrets of the academic world, leading to revelations that make her long for her peaceful life in Taviscombe.

Set against the backdrop of Stratford, the story follows widow Sheila Malory as she visits her friend David Beaumont, an actor facing financial ruin. With his brother Francis refusing to sell their family home, Sheila invites David to Taviscombe to resolve their issues. However, after both Francis and their elderly nanny die under suspicious circumstances, David becomes the prime suspect. Determined to prove his innocence, Sheila embarks on an investigation that reveals shocking truths. This is the seventh installment in the Mrs. Malory mystery series.

The story revolves around the mysterious disappearance of Edith Rossiter, a wealthy matron surrounded by greedy relatives who stand to gain from her fortune. As the police investigate, amateur detective Sheila Malory takes it upon herself to uncover the truth, exploring Edith's relationships and potential addictions. With questions about a mysterious couple and the true motivations of Edith's family, the narrative promises unexpected twists and revelations, making it a compelling addition to the Mrs. Malory mystery series.

Eva Jackson is Rosemary's cousin and has moved back to her childhood home in Taviscombe after the untimely death of her beloved husband Alan. As is the way of the village, Eva has been pounced upon by the local charities, and, during a coffee morning, mentions to Sheila Malory that she fears Alan might have died an unnatural death ...

Set in the picturesque seaside village of Taviscombe, the story unfolds during an eagerly anticipated festival, disrupted by the arrival of the obnoxious Adrian Palgrove. As he seeks to unveil the secrets of a deceased author's life, his antagonistic nature alienates the planning committee and creates numerous enemies. When he is murdered amidst the festivities, Mrs. Sheila Malory, a seasoned amateur sleuth, must navigate a web of suspects to uncover the truth. This is the fourth installment in Hazel Holt's Mrs. Malory mystery series.

The story follows Charles Richardson, who is heartbroken after his fiancée, Lee Montgomery, mysteriously disappears. Determined to find her, he recruits the help of Mrs. Sheila Malory, an amateur detective with a penchant for uncovering the truth. As Mrs. Malory investigates, she becomes convinced that Lee has fallen victim to foul play. Set in the quaint seaside village of Taviscombe, the narrative reveals the dark secrets of its residents, showcasing the challenges of keeping hidden truths in a close-knit community.

Set against the backdrop of the Bodleian Library, widow Sheila Malory's research on wartime women writers turns into a murder investigation when a librarian is killed by collapsing bookshelves. With her godson Tony urging her to help, Sheila navigates a web of suspects linked to the unpleasant victim. As she delves into Gwen's WWII diary, unsettling truths emerge, compelling Sheila to confront her own past. This gripping mystery blends literary intrigue with personal reflection, marking the second installment in the Mrs. Malory series.

Set in the gossipy seaside town of Taviscombe, the story follows widow Sheila Malory, a keen observer of character and adept at solving mysteries. Her skills are put to the test when she discovers the poisoned body of her friend, Miss Graham, whose death conveniently benefits a questionable local doctor. As Malory delves deeper, she uncovers connections between Miss Graham's substantial fortune and another suspicious death during a fireworks display, leading her to question whether the two murders are linked. This is the sixth installment in the Mrs. Malory mystery series.

Sheila Malory has her reservations when she is asked to research the history of the village of Mere Barton, as it brings her into close contact with miserly Annie Roberts, a controlling woman who's much resented by her fellow villagers. When Annie suffers a fatal bout of self-inflicted food poisoning, there is more relief than grief n the village.