A Body in the Woodpile - Sauman, Irene
18,99 €
inkl. MwSt.

Versandfertig in über 4 Wochen
  • Broschiertes Buch

As river levels fall on the Murray the Mary B's crew is more than ready for the summer break, but on this last trip of the season Emma is also looking forward to seeing her friend Hilda and her children safely to Echuca and onto the train to Melbourne. Until she finds the children alone and Hilda's body in the woodpile. Emma is determined to take care of what her friend left behind but quickly learns that while even the dead have secrets, dealing with the secrets of the living is far more dangerous. What are the children hiding? And where is their father? As the journey drags on tempers fray…mehr

Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
Produktbeschreibung
As river levels fall on the Murray the Mary B's crew is more than ready for the summer break, but on this last trip of the season Emma is also looking forward to seeing her friend Hilda and her children safely to Echuca and onto the train to Melbourne. Until she finds the children alone and Hilda's body in the woodpile. Emma is determined to take care of what her friend left behind but quickly learns that while even the dead have secrets, dealing with the secrets of the living is far more dangerous. What are the children hiding? And where is their father? As the journey drags on tempers fray amid mishaps and suspicious accidents. Daniel is losing patience with the situation and with Emma as she continues to probe, concerned as much for the children's future as she is the death of their mother. When that concern finally brings her face to face with Hilda's killer, has her understandng of the secret the children are keeping come too late?
Autorenporträt
Irene is a retired historian living in Perth, Western Australia where she writes historical cozy mysteries. Under her pen name Rennae Todd she also writes modern cozies.Irene grew up on a vineyard and orange orchard in New South Wales by the Murray River, where she was an avid reader, and started writing stories when she was nine years old (including some really dreadful poetry). Now living in Western Australia, she has three children and four grandchildren, and a sister who beta reads her books for plot holes and to see how quickly she can solve the mystery (so far she's not winning). When not writing, Irene reads, watches tennis, plays croquet (old age and treachery will defeat youth and enthusiasm every time) and has a reasonably green thumb, which means very little dies in her garden, unlike in her cozy mysteries. Irene and Rennae share a website at https://irenesaumanauthor.com