An English village can be deadly, when your past catches up with you... In the beautiful rural Somerset village of Lower Hembrow, crammed full with English eccentrics, something is amiss... Landscape gardener Imogen Bishop has spent the last thirty years trying to forget one fateful school night b
A Harvest Murder (The Ham Hill Murder Mysteries)
β Scribed by Frances Evesham
- Book ID
- 110610629
- Publisher
- Boldwood Books
- Year
- 2022
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 298 KB
- Series
- The Ham Hill Murder Mysteries Book 3
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781800480803
- ASIN
- B09P325YBB
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β¦ Synopsis
One unexplained disappearance is strange, but two are sinister.
In Lower Hembrow, an idyllic village nestled beneath Ham Hill in Somerset, the villagers are preparing to enjoy the autumn traditions of the rural English countryside until Joe Trevillion, a curmudgeonly local farmer and the father of six children, vanishes.
When Adam Hennessy, the ex-detective proprietor of The Plough, the village's popular Inn, investigates, he finds ominous undercurrents beneath apparently harmless rumour and gossip.
Meanwhile, a vicious campaign of vindictiveness forces Adam and his three amateur sleuth friends to dig deep into the secret lives of their neighbours to expose the source of a cruel vendetta and prevent another death.
As they uncover the disturbing truth, the friends learn they must also lay their own past lives to rest before they can hope to make their dreams for the future come true.
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