Lethal Walk in Lakeland

Description: "Chase has two compelling reasons for returning to England--a group walk along the famed Coast to Coast trail in the picturesque Lake District, and a chance to further his relationship with Mike, the handsome Devonshire coroner he met on his last trip. The walkers, including Chase's dear friend and fellow Anglophile Billie Mondreau, assemble at a Cumbrian hotel and begin their adventure with the traditional 'baptism of the boots' in St. Bee's Bay. But they've barely begun traveling eastward with their genial guide than the group dynamic turns unexpectedly rocky. The problem is the Uptons--a wealthy family who have arrived from Texas, and whose squabbling antics continually overshadow the bucolic surroundings. Brock Upton, tall and commanding, is traveling with his pint-sized wife and his three siblings, along with a family friend. Every member of the party cites a different reason for joining the tour, and Chase's instincts tell him they're all lying"--

Review Quotes: Praise for Nicholas George's Walk Through England Mysteries

"[George] delivers the goods here, with top-notch detective work and a delightfully cozy atmosphere. Armchair sleuths will be thrilled." --Publishers Weekly on A Lethal Walk in Lakeland

"An amiable whodunit." --Kirkus Reviews on A Lethal Walk in Lakeland

"The sequel to A Deadly Walk in Devon is an atmospheric mystery with delightful descriptions of the countryside in the Lake District. The story may appeal to fans of closed-house or Golden Age mysteries." --Library Journal on A Lethal Walk in Lakeland

"Debut author George relates how Chase uncovers potential motives of other members of the walking group; in the process, Chase becomes a target for the murderer. George, whose own love of long-distance walking inspired the book, offers a satisfying mystery with a well-drawn interesting protagonist." --The Washington Post on A Deadly Walk in Devon

"This appealing, first-in-a-series debut is a variation on the closed-house mystery, with distinct character personalities hiding deep enmities." --Booklist on A Deadly Walk in Devon

"George's series debut is crisply written, laying a solid groundwork for further whodunits featuring an unconventional pair of sleuths in Chase and Billie." --Kirkus Reviews on A Deadly Walk in Devon

"A fresh concept for a new series that offers readers the chance to see the English countryside. Those who enjoy Steve Burrows's birding mysteries may want to try this nature-heavy cozy." --Library Journal on A Deadly Walk in Devon

"If you've ever considered going on a walking tour in the English countryside, think again! Avoid jet lag and join the intriguing group of trekkers in Nicholas George's A Deadly Walk in Devon and wander along a trail full of treacherous twists and turns to the absolutely gobsmacking reveal at the end of the path. Great fun!" --Leslie Meier, author of Patchwork Quilt Murder on A Deadly Walk in Devon

"You'll want to walk just about anywhere with retired police detective Rick "Chase" Chasen, a modern day Hercule Poirot." --Lee Hollis, author of Poppy Harmon and the Shooting Star on A Deadly Walk in Devon

"Take A Deadly Walk in Devon with Nicholas George in this suspenseful 'quozy' mystery, where every step uncovers a new secret in the picturesque English countryside. Full of colorful characters and plenty of plot twists, readers are led on a page-turning journey beneath the rolling hills and crashing waves . . . to the point of no return." --Frank Anthony Polito, author of Haunted to Death on A Deadly Walk in Devon

"Nicolas George delivers a cozy mystery that is reminiscent of the game Clue set in the English countryside. Great characters and a surprise ending. The perfect book to snuggle into." --Mary Kate Mason, Bank Square Books (Mystic, CT) on A Deadly Walk in Devon