Description:
The Friday Street Murder Mystery Team are back in A Murder Worth Dying For.
This entertaining murder mystery is a tale where a thief, a killer, a witness, a patsy, a deadly mistake, and a cover-up lay wrongly solved for twenty years.
Retired MI6 agents, eccentric twins, Cedric and Ambrose, along with Verity and Charlie, discover a secret notebook, a coded message, a cryptic witness statement, and a riddle etched into a dusty tennis court at Emmanuelle Boarding School for girls, in this high-stakes cozy mystery.
The murderer prays the last twenty years have swept away the incriminating clues in a case where lies, deceit, and facts have blended into one complex mystery.
The murderer has struck once, maybe twice, and possibly a third time. Can the team catch the killer before they strike again?
If you love your murder mysteries served up with great food and witty characters, A Murder Worth Dying For should be your next listen.
Contains mature themes.
Brief description: Russell Cooper grew up on a rich diet of spy novels and Sunday afternoon television dramas. Following a hectic career in the restaurant business, he did a couple of undisclosed stints (nothing dangerous) with NATO and GCHQ. Today he lives in Surrey, UK, and when he's not writing, editing, or reading, he supports the demands of Winnie, his toy poodle.