Promo: A Mistake of Murder by Helen Hollick
Today, I'm delighted to welcome author friend, Helen Hollick, to Ruins & Reading. Helen has just released her latest murder mystery – A Mistake of Murder.
I reviewed the previous instalment – A Mystery of Murder – here, and I hope to be able to share my review of this new novel in the fabulous Jan Christopher Murder Mystery series in due course. Watch this space!
It's currently on blog tour with The Coffee Pot Book Club, so check out the other fabulous stops here – and of course make sure to grab your copy of this intriguing murder mystery!
Blurb:
The third Jan Christopher Cosy Mystery
Was murder deliberate - or a tragic mistake?
January 1972. The Christmas and New Year holiday is over and it is time to go back to work. Newly engaged to Detective Sergeant Laurence Walker, library assistant Jan Christopher is eager to show everyone her diamond ring, and goes off on her scheduled round to deliver library books to the housebound – some of whom she likes; some, she doesn’t.
She encounters a cat in a cupboard, drinks several cups of tea... and loses her ring.
When two murders are committed, can Jan help her policeman uncle, DCI Toby Christopher and her fianc̩, Laurie, discover whether murder was a deliberate deed Рor a tragic mistake?
Buy Links:
This title is available to read on #KindleUnlimited.
International Buy Link
Amazon UK
I reviewed the previous instalment – A Mystery of Murder – here, and I hope to be able to share my review of this new novel in the fabulous Jan Christopher Murder Mystery series in due course. Watch this space!
It's currently on blog tour with The Coffee Pot Book Club, so check out the other fabulous stops here – and of course make sure to grab your copy of this intriguing murder mystery!
A Mistake of Murder
Jan Christopher Murder Mystery – Episode #3
Helen Hollick
Blurb:
The third Jan Christopher Cosy Mystery
Was murder deliberate - or a tragic mistake?
January 1972. The Christmas and New Year holiday is over and it is time to go back to work. Newly engaged to Detective Sergeant Laurence Walker, library assistant Jan Christopher is eager to show everyone her diamond ring, and goes off on her scheduled round to deliver library books to the housebound – some of whom she likes; some, she doesn’t.
She encounters a cat in a cupboard, drinks several cups of tea... and loses her ring.
When two murders are committed, can Jan help her policeman uncle, DCI Toby Christopher and her fianc̩, Laurie, discover whether murder was a deliberate deed Рor a tragic mistake?
Buy Links:
This title is available to read on #KindleUnlimited.
International Buy Link
Amazon UK
Amazon AU
About the Author:
Helen Hollick
First accepted for traditional publication in 1993, Helen became a USA Today Bestseller with her historical novel, The Forever Queen (titled A Hollow Crown in the UK) with the sequel, Harold the King (US: I Am The Chosen King) being novels that explore the events that led to the Battle of Hastings in 1066.
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About the Author:
Helen Hollick
First accepted for traditional publication in 1993, Helen became a USA Today Bestseller with her historical novel, The Forever Queen (titled A Hollow Crown in the UK) with the sequel, Harold the King (US: I Am The Chosen King) being novels that explore the events that led to the Battle of Hastings in 1066.
Her Pendragon’s Banner Trilogy is a fifth-century version of the Arthurian legend, and she writes a nautical adventure/fantasy series, The Sea Witch Voyages.
She has also branched out into the quick read novella, 'Cosy Mystery' genre with her Jan Christopher Murder Mysteries, set in the 1970s, with the first in the series, A Mirror Murder incorporating her, often hilarious, memories of working as a library assistant.
Her non-fiction books are Pirates: Truth and Tales and Life of A Smuggler. She lives with her family in an eighteenth-century farmhouse in North Devon, England, and occasionally gets time to write...
Connect with Helen:
Website
Her non-fiction books are Pirates: Truth and Tales and Life of A Smuggler. She lives with her family in an eighteenth-century farmhouse in North Devon, England, and occasionally gets time to write...
Connect with Helen:
Website
Thank you so much for hosting A Mistake of Murder today - and for your kind comments, I'm delighted that you enjoy this series!
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, Helen.
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