Meet Lilly Tweed. Former Agony Aunt. Purveyor of Fine Teas. Accidental Sleuth.
The annual amateur art competition is the highlight of Plumpton Mallet's social calendar, and this year Lilly has been invited to judge. It's an honour... until she discovers that artists can be every bit as competitive as they are creative.
With rivalries simmering, tempers fraying and more than a little envy on display, the exhibition opens to great fanfar, but disaster strikes when a body is discovered.
And as if one murder weren't enough to ruin everyone's day, Detective Phillips is abruptly taken off the case, leaving Lilly without her closest ally. Then matters go from bad to utterly disastrous when Lilly herself is arrested for murder.
The police may think they've caught their culprit, but the real killer is still at large.
Now Lilly has just one problem: how do you solve a murder when you're locked in a cell?
This work was perviously published as Green with Envy by J. New.
The ninth book in the charming British cosy mystery series filled with tea, secrets, village gossip, eccentric characters, hidden motives and a twisty murder investigation. Perfect for fans of amateur sleuths, English village mysteries and feel-good whodunnits with humour and heart.
Trope: Amateur detective, Whodunnit, Women Sleuths
