Helena Dixon Murder in the Belltower: An utterly gripping historical cozy

Kitty Underhays hymn book is open... at murder. Winter, 1933.Kitty Underhayis enjoying a restorative break from sleuthing on a visit to her family at Enderley Hall. The only thing marring her peace aside from the uncomfortable sensation she has of being watched is the obvious history between her beau, exarmy captain Matthew Bryant and another guest, the beautiful Juliet Vanderstafen. So, when the parish clerk is found dead on her front doorstep, Kitty leaps at the chance of distraction. The police are happy to conclude that Miss Plenderleith met her unfortunate end on a patch of ice, but Kitty isnt convinced this was a case of bad weather and worse luck. And when the Reverend Crabtree fails to show for tea the next day, she heads to the church to speak to him. Butshe arrives to find the clergyman hanging from the bell rope, dead. With Matt seemingly wrapped up with his alluring Austrian, Kitty must solve the case on her own. But as she snoops into parish affairs, she makes some lessthansaintly discoveries. Justwho has broken the sixth commandment?Meanwhilethe killer is preparing a churchyard grave for Kitty, and shell have to use all her wits to avoid falling in...An addictive, absorbing and completely unputdownable Golden Age cozy murder mystery, perfect for fans of Agatha Christie, T.E. Kinsey and Lee Strauss. Readers love the Miss Underhay mysteriesThis murder mystery is perfect... This story has it all. Anabsolute pageturnerwith characters to care about. Goodreads... | Helena Dixon Murder in the Belltower: An utterly gripping historical cozy