Fiona Veitch Smith Murder at the Art Gallery: A gripping, unputdownable & cozy

Previously published as The Art FiascoHistorical detective fiction at its best... I had to give myself a couple of days without anything else planned because once I began reading it, I actually couldnt put it down until Id finished Reader review, 5 starsNewcastle, 1924. Reporter Poppy Denby is making her way up to Northumberland to celebrate her fathers sixtieth birthday, but first, she cant resist stopping for a few days in Newcastle, for a quick hello to her favourite Aunt Dot. The infamous suffragette has temporarily moved up and is hosting worldrenowned artist and longtime friend, Agnes Robson who is staging an exhibition at the Laing Art Gallery. It was supposed to be a relaxing and artfilled stop on the way, however, when a local journalist tries to link Agnes to the mysterious death of a young art teacher in Ashington Colliery, twentyseven years earlier, Poppy is quickly roped in to help. Poppy is determined to clear Agnes names but the more she digs into this story the more she is convinced the young teacher was murdered by someone else, and that only means one thing there is still a killer on the loose. Perfect for Fans of Verity Bright, Helena Dixon and TE Kinsey! Readers are absolutely LOVING Murder at the Art Gallery! This was one of those books I didnt want to put down and stayed up late into the night to read Reader review, 5 starsIt ticks all the boxes. Absorbing, interesting and compelling Reader review, 5 starsThe mystery is multifaceted with red herrings and... | Fiona Veitch Smith Murder at the Art Gallery: A gripping, unputdownable & cozy