The author entwined excellently the suspects and their connections with the past and what motive each could have with the murders! Charlie is exposed as an arrogant bully and wheeler-dealer who had been trouble from the moment he entered the school and threatened with expulsion. Trying to forget her own personal issues, Jazz throws herself into the case, hoping to make some much needed headway in this trying investigation.

Murders at Fleat House: A compelling mystery from the The Murders at Fleat House: A compelling mystery from the

I only wish there was more, but the last chapter is a pretty good indicator as to how things will go for her. Jazmine Hunter is one of the best detectives and we follow both her progress with the crimes and also her personal life. Once I dug in deeper into the story, I felt the absorbing storytelling and character development I’m used to, and then I was in awe of the twists and red herrings that kept me reading well into the night.

Lucy Hale, Publisher at Pan, commented: ‘We at Pan are so proud to be Lucinda’s publisher and The Murders at Fleat House illustrates yet again what a wonderful storyteller Lucinda is. Her work continues to strike an emotional chord with cultures all around the world; with her novels having been translated into thirty-seven languages and selling over 30 million copies internationally. These skills certainly serve her well in The Murders at Fleat House and make for an interesting story.

The Murders at Fleat House by Lucinda Riley - Pan Macmillan The Murders at Fleat House by Lucinda Riley - Pan Macmillan

La autora nos plantea el supuesto asesinato de un alumno en un prestigioso colegio donde los sospechosos son pocos pero todo señala a uno. The twisty and engaging plot takes some time to untangle as there will be further deaths that don't at first seem connected.DI Jazz Hunter has quit the Metropolitan Police after the break-up of her marriage to a fellow detective, and moved to the Norfolk countryside to renovate an old cottage and contemplate her future. Stephen Riley added: ‘Given the delay to the publication of Book 8 of The Seven Sisters series, Atlas: The Story of Pa Salt, currently being completed by Lucinda’s son Harry Whittaker, her family hope to delight readers around the globe with this announcement. Known for her successful historical contemporary drama novels, this was the only mystery Riley ever penned, and I think she did a wonderful job creating a unique, memorable, multi-layered mystery. Norfolk is a new start for her, she wants a quiet life where she can paint and live life at a much slower pace.