Hannah Dennison crée des mystères captivants souvent situés dans des décors ruraux pittoresques. Son écriture se caractérise par une narration engageante et des personnages méticuleusement développés. Dennison explore des relations complexes et les secrets qui se cachent sous la surface de vies apparemment tranquilles. Ses œuvres offrent aux lecteurs des expériences palpitantes pleines de rebondissements et de révélations inattendues.
Set in a small Devon community, the story revolves around Kat Stanford, a former celebrity antiques dealer who navigates the perils of rural life. As she becomes embroiled in local mysteries, the cozy crime narrative unfolds, revealing the hidden dangers lurking beneath the charming surface of country living.
The tenth charming murder mystery in the Honeychurch Hall series featuring Kat Stanford.
The ninth charming murder mystery in the Honeychurch Hall series featuring Kat Stanford.
The eighth charming murder mystery in the Honeychurch Hall series featuring Kat Stanford.
The seventh charming murder mystery in the Honeychurch Hall series featuring Kat Stanford.
The sixth mystery for Kat Stanford and Honeychurch Hall from bestselling author Hannah Dennison.
'Just the thing to chase the blues away' M.C. Beaton
In this delightful new mystery our heroine Kat Stanford stumbles upon a hidden room in an abandoned wing at Honeychurch Hall. However, Kat's initial excitement soon ends in horror. There, lying on the cold, stone floor, Kat comes across the body of a young woman dressed in an Egyptian toga and wearing a tawdry fairground trinket around her broken neck. Suspicion falls on some of those who live at the Hall - both upstairs and down - and even those who are just had been passing through. Matters come to a head as a killer lurks amid the aristocracy . . . Downton Abbey fans will want more Killer Balls at Honeychurch Hall. Praise for Hannah Dennison: The perfect classic English village mystery but with the addition of charm, wit and a thoroughly modern touch. (Rhys Bowen) Downton Abbey was yesterday. Murder at Honeychurch Hall lifts the lid on today's grand country estate in all its tarnished, scheming, inbred, deranged glory. (Catriona McPherson) A fun read (Carola Dunn) Sparkles like a glass of Devon cider on a summer afternoon. (Elizabeth Duncan)