Plongez dans un monde captivant de mystère et de suspense, vivement situé sur fond des années 1960 dynamiques. Cette série mélange magistralement l'intrigue policière classique avec une atmosphère chaleureuse et engageante. Vous serez captivé par les riches détails historiques, les personnages hauts en couleur et un récit captivant qui promet de vous tenir en haleine jusqu'à la toute dernière page.
Set against the backdrop of the 1960s, this engaging crime series introduces readers to a world filled with intrigue and suspense. The story blends elements of mystery with a cozy atmosphere, appealing to fans of the genre. Readers can expect a captivating plot that unfolds with rich historical context, colorful characters, and a compelling narrative that keeps them guessing until the end.
In the glorious sunshine of Oxford, on a day when everyone should be celebrating, tragedy strikes when a university student is found floating in the river, dead.Probationary WPC Trudy Loveday finds herself paired with coroner Clement Ryder to investigate and it soon becomes clear that this case is not going to be easy.The witnesses all refuse to give a straight answer, each new lead sends them in a new direction and tales of other missing youngsters add further mystery to the investigation.
Oxford, 1960. As the city of Oxford prepares itself for the inaugural Miss Oxford Honey Beauty Pageant at The Old Swan Theatre, excitement is in the air. Then, tragedy strikes the competition when one of the leading contestants is found dead. Initially, the authorities assume her death was suicide. But after a malicious series of pranks and blackmail attempts are reported, WPC Loveday and Coroner Clement Ryder are called upon to solve the case. In an atmosphere of fierce competition, the list of suspects is endless. Could what have started as harmless fun become a deadly race to win the prize? With time running out, the duo need to spot the killer before tragedy strikes again... A gripping murder mystery, perfect for fans of Agatha Christie and M.C. Beaton.