Murder most royal / S.J. Bennett.

By:

Bennett, S. J. (Sophia J.)

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Her Majesty the Queen investigatesPublication details: London : Zaffre, 2022.Description: 326 pages ; 23 cmISBN:

9781838776183 (hbk.) :
1838776184 (hbk.) :

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Genre/Form:

Detective and mystery stories.

LOC classification:

PR6102.E66

Summary: Christmas at Sandringham is going to be murder. A human hand and a bag of drugs are found washed up on a beach next to the Queen's estate at Sandringham. The Queen identifies the 70-year-old victim, Edward St Cyr, from his signet ring. But the search for his killer is not so straightforward. Suspects include the Queen's horse groom, a shady land agent, an aristocrat neighbour, as well as the victim's many cousins and relations. The investigation leads the Queen - and her trusted assistant, Rozie - to a local pigeon racing club, back to London, and to the ancient, moated Godwick Hall. But how do the seemingly disparate pieces of the puzzle fit together?

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Holdings
Item type	Current library	Collection	Status	Date due	Barcode
Adult	Halewood Library Crime	Hardback Book	Available		38043281885265
Adult	Huyton Library Crime	Hardback Book	Available		38043281885257
Adult	Kirkby Library Crime	Hardback Book	Checked out	26/01/2024	38043281890018

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Christmas at Sandringham is going to be murder. A human hand and a bag of drugs are found washed up on a beach next to the Queen's estate at Sandringham. The Queen identifies the 70-year-old victim, Edward St Cyr, from his signet ring. But the search for his killer is not so straightforward. Suspects include the Queen's horse groom, a shady land agent, an aristocrat neighbour, as well as the victim's many cousins and relations. The investigation leads the Queen - and her trusted assistant, Rozie - to a local pigeon racing club, back to London, and to the ancient, moated Godwick Hall. But how do the seemingly disparate pieces of the puzzle fit together?