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COZY CRIME WITH A BITE IN THE FOURTH POPPY MYSTERY
A French patisserie opens in the village of Ashton Mead in time for Christmas. Local residents are pleased, but Hannah, owner of the Sunshine Tea Shoppe, feels threatened by the competition.
When the owner of the patisserie is killed, Hannah is suspected of murdering her business rival. Her friend, Emily, is determined to clear Hannah's name. She seems to be facing an impossible task… until her little dog Poppy makes a surprising discovery.
Page-turning and heart-warming, The Poppy Mystery Tales are perfect for fans of Richard Coles' Murder Before Evensong, Richard Osman's The Thursday Murder Club, Ian Moore's Death and Croissants, and SJ Bennett's The Queen Investigates series.
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About Leigh Russell
Leigh Russell is the author of Lucy Hall mystery series and the internationally bestselling DI Geraldine Steel and DS Ian Peterson crime series, which are currently in development for television. She studied at the University of Kent, gaining a master’s degree in English and American literature. After many years teaching English at secondary school, she now writes crime fiction full-time. Her books have reached top positions on many bestseller lists, including #1 on Kindle and iTunes. Her work has been nominated for a number of major awards, including the CWA New Blood Dagger and CWA Dagger in the Library.
About Shiromi Arserio
Shiromi Arserio is a stage actor, voice talent, and audiobook narrator from London. She holds a BA in theater from Rose Bruford College of Theatre and Performance. In addition to narrating dozens of audiobooks, her voice can be heard in documentaries, e-learning projects, and video games.