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Taylors of Harrogate wurde 1886 in einer der schönsten Städte Yorkshires gegründet. Auch heute ist die Firma noch in Familienbesitz und stets bemüht, ihrer Liebe zu Fairness, Geschmack und Qualität treu zu bleiben. Die Earl Grey-Schwarzteemischung hat ein typisches Bergamottearoma - wunderbar mit Milch, zum Frühstück, Mittags oder am Nachmittag zu etwa Shortbread und Käse.

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Taylors of Harrogate wurde 1886 in einer der schönsten Städte Yorkshires gegründet. Auch heute ist die Firma noch in Familienbesitz und stets bemüht, ihrer Liebe zu Fairness, Geschmack und Qualität treu zu bleiben. Die charakteristische English-Breakfast-Mischung besteht aus verschiedenen anregenden Teesorten aus einigen der besten Gärten der Welt - reichhaltigem und malzigem Assam, leichtem und frischem Ceylon und sanftem, weichem Tee aus Ostafrika. Die ganzen Teeblätter sind mit den goldenen Spitzen der jungen Blattknospen übersät - ein Zeichen für hohe Qualität und feines Aroma.

A Scarborough, una località di mare dello Yorkshire, viene trovato il corpo di una studentessa brutalmente assassinata. Per mesi la polizia brancola nel buio alla ricerca non solo di un autore, ma anche di un movente. Fino a quando un nuovo omicidio scuote gli abitanti della cittadina. Questa volta la vittima è una donna anziana. Le modalità dell'assassinio, tuttavia, sono le stesse e la poliziotta incaricata delle indagini si convince che il nesso tra gli omicidi sia da ricercare nel passato delle due famiglie. E, con l'aiuto di un diario trovato per caso, si imbatte in una vicenda accaduta più di mezzo secolo prima, quando in paese era arrivato, insieme agli sfollati da Londra durante i bombardamenti, un bambino di cinque anni apparentemente orfano, ritardato e che si era subito attaccato a una ragazzina di poco maggiore. Brian era il suo nome: questo era tutto ciò che si sapeva di lui. Da tutti era stato 'battezzato' Nobody e da tutti era stato maltrattato per anni, atrocemente. A Scarborough tutti avevano cercato di dimenticare questa brutta storia. Ma ognuno, in cuor suo sapeva che un giorno o l'altro sarebbe saltata fuori... Das Urheberrecht an bibliographischen und produktbeschreibenden Daten und an den bereitgestellten Bildern liegt bei Informazioni Editoriali, I.E. S.r.l., oder beim Herausgeber oder demjenigen, der die Genehmigung erteilt hat. Alle Rechte vorbehalten.

Alberta Mansbridge sets the table with teacups, mulling over the guests who will be arriving within the hour: her accountant and the ex-jailbird Barry; her nephew and his ghastly new wife; the Italian playboy, the family doctor, the manager of her father's company and dear old Myra, with whom she had so recently fallen out. . . Alberta returns upstairs to get herself ready. Yet the guests' knocking goes unanswered, and they soon discover that their host has been murdered - worse still, that the killer must be among them, let in early. Inspector Corby is faced with eight suspects whose alibis and motives are steeped in mystery, and the truth is trickling away down cold London streets and through the Yorkshire roots of Alberta's past. First published in 1973 but written in the vintage mystery mode, Lettice Cooper delivers an authentic detective story with well-brewed psychological depth.

"Nobody" von Umberto Gandini ist ein fesselnder Roman, der in der malerischen Küstenstadt Scarborough im Yorkshire spielt. Die Geschichte beginnt mit dem grausamen Mord an einer Studentin, dessen Aufklärung die Polizei vor grosse Herausforderungen stellt. Monate vergehen, ohne dass ein Verdächtiger oder ein Motiv gefunden wird. Doch als ein weiterer Mord an einer älteren Frau geschieht, wird die Ermittlerin überzeugt, dass die beiden Fälle miteinander verbunden sind. Ihre Nachforschungen führen sie zu einem dunklen Geheimnis aus der Vergangenheit, das mit einem traumatischen Erlebnis eines fünfjährigen Jungen namens Brian verknüpft ist, der während des Zweiten Weltkriegs in die Stadt kam. Die Erzählung entfaltet sich in einem spannenden Mix aus Krimi und psychologischer Analyse, während die Protagonistin versucht, die Puzzlestücke zusammenzufügen und die schrecklichen Ereignisse von damals ans Licht zu bringen. Die packende Handlung und die tiefgründigen Charaktere machen "Nobody" zu einem unvergesslichen Leseerlebnis.

Taylors of Harrogate wurde 1886 in einer der schönsten Städte Yorkshire gegründet. Auch heute ist die Firma noch in Familienbesitz und stets bemüht, ihrer Liebe zu Fairness, Geschmack und Qualität treu zu bleiben. Hier handelt es sich um eine starke Mischung aus anregenden Schwarztees. Der feine kenianische Tee wurde wegen seines erfrischenden, hellen Geschmacks gewählt und mit Assam-Tee aus den besten Gärten im Brahmaputra-Tal gemischt. Die ganzen, gerollten Blätter sind mit goldenen Spitzen gesprenkelt - den geschmackvollen jungen Blattknospen, die die allerbesten Tees auszeichnen.

Cape Cod tearoom owner Lily Roberts leaves New England for old England to attend a party for an aristocratic centenarian-but what goes on there is anything but noble . . . Long ago, Lily's grandmother Rose worked as a kitchen maid at Thornecroft Castle, and now Elizabeth, Dowager Countess of Frockmorton, is celebrating her 100th birthday. Rose still has fond feelings for her onetime employer, so a group trip to Yorkshire is planned. It's also an opportunity for Lily to visit her boyfriend, who's currently working in England-and to indulge in some British tea. Much has changed, however, and the ancestral home is now a luxury hotel, which will be closed for a week to accommodate the big bash, much to the chagrin of Elizabeth's grandson, Julien. Lily overhears an argument among the younger generation about the fate of the family fortune. Little do they know that Elizabeth plans to sell the famous Frockmorton Sapphires out of the family for the first time in centuries . . . The icing on the cake comes when the jewels suddenly vanish-and things really go nuts when a party guest dies from an allergic reaction to almonds that someone smuggled into Lily's coronation chicken sandwiches. Now she'll have to scour the property to find out who would commit murder in such a manor . . .

Cape Cod tearoom owner Lily Roberts leaves New England for old England to attend a party for an aristocratic centenarian—but what goes on there is anything but noble . . . Long ago, Lily’s grandmother Rose worked as a kitchen maid at Thornecroft Castle, and now Elizabeth, Dowager Countess of Frockmorton, is celebrating her 100th birthday. Rose still has fond feelings for her onetime employer, so a group trip to Yorkshire is planned. It’s also an opportunity for Lily to visit her boyfriend, who’s currently working in England—and to indulge in some British tea. Much has changed, however, and the ancestral home is now a luxury hotel, which will be closed for a week to accommodate the big bash, much to the chagrin of Elizabeth’s grandson, Julien. Lily overhears an argument among the younger generation about the fate of the family fortune. Little do they know that Elizabeth plans to sell the famous Frockmorton Sapphires out of the family for the first time in centuries . . . The icing on the cake comes when the jewels suddenly vanish—and things really go nuts when a party guest dies from an allergic reaction to almonds that someone smuggled into Lily’s coronation chicken sandwiches. Now she’ll have to scour the property to find out who would commit murder in such a manor . . .

First published in 1973 but written in the vintage mystery mode by Lettice Cooper, Tea on Sunday draws on a life lived in Leeds and London to deliver an authentic, literary detective story with a well-brewed psychological depth. This edition features includes an introduction by CWA Diamond Dagger and Edgar Award-winning author Martin Edwards. On a bitter winter's afternoon in London, Alberta Mansbridge sets the table with teacups for nine, mulling over the guests who will be arriving within the hour: her accountant and the ex-jailbird Barry, her nephew and his ghastly new flibberty-jibbet of a wife, the Italian playboy, the family doctor, the manager of her father's company, and dear old Myra, with whom she had so recently fallen out... Alberta returns upstairs to get herself ready. Yet as tea-time draws nigh and the guests' knocking goes unanswered, they soon discover that their host has been murdered--worse still, that the killer must have been one of their trusted number, let in early by Alberta. Faced with eight suspects whose alibis and motives are steeped in mystery, Inspector Corby joins a case in which the truth is trickling away down cold London streets and through the Yorkshire roots of Alberta's past.

Dieses Design mit einer Tasse Tee und einer Pfote im Teedampf sagt Tea & Yorkies''. Es ist perfekt für jeden Hundeliebhaber. Sie lieben Tee und Ihren Yorkshire Terrier? Dann ist dieses Tee- und Hundemotiv genau das Richtige für Sie. Doppelwandig isoliert: hält Getränke heiß oder kalt Edelstahl, BPA-frei Auslaufsicherer Deckel mit transparentem Schieberegler

Ein Gartenreiseführer der wertvollen Art. Herbarella Englands Gärten sind romantisch, vielfältig und inspirierend. Dieses Buch umfasst die gesamte Gartenkultur Englands und lädt ein zu 12 grossen Touren mit insgesamt 60 traumhaften Gärten. Die Reise führt durch die südenglischen Grafschaften von Kent bis Cornwall sowie die nördlichen Regionen von London über Yorkshire bis Lake District. Reisetipps zu besonderen Orten, Wanderungen, Sehenswürdigkeiten, Tearooms und Country Hotels machen das Buch zu einem unverzichtbaren Begleiter mit echten Insider-Tipps. Die schönsten Rezepte zum traditionellen Afternoon Tea ergänzen das Werk.

"...this series is laugh-out-loud funny! Completely creative, and with recipes!" - Amazon reviewer A picture-perfect Yorkshire village. You know the sort. Village greens. Dry-stone walls. Summer bake sales. A surprisingly high body count. And dragons ... Toot Hansell nestles in the fells of the Yorkshire Dales, peaceful, river-girt, and ruled (in a subtle yet oddly irresistible manner) by the ladies of the Women's Institute. It's the sort of village where one might expect the greatest drama of the year would be someone criticising a scone at the summer fete. However. Toot Hansell is also home to dragons. Dragons with a fondness for barbecues, tea, mince pies, and investigations. Because Toot Hansell also has a surprisingly high crime rate, and neither the Women's Institute nor the dragons are going to stand for that sort of thing. They've been watching Poirot. And one can't wait on the police to do everything ... Grab a cuppa and settle in with the first four books in the Beaufort Scales cozy mystery (with dragons) series. And mind the cat. They're always up to something. ### This collection includes: Baking Bad "Baking Bad is a total romp that any dragon-lover not stuck in the smaug (see what I did there?) will love. Get your talons on this book now and enjoy." - GoodReads reviewer Yule Be Sorry "... another warm and funny caper in the Yorkshire Dales, a celebration of friendship, and a joy to read." - GoodReasd reviewer A Manor of Life & Death "Hilarious, engaging, exciting and touching by turns (and sometimes all at once) and of course bolstered by oodles of tea and cake." - GoodReads reviewer Game of Scones "Each installment of the Beaufort Scales series just gets better and better." - Amazon reviewer

Mehr Blutvergiessen in einem Bed-and-Breakfast für Bibliophile, während Victoria Gilberts bezaubernde Serie fortgesetzt wird. Ein Treffen mit deinem Lieblingsautor kann die Chance deines Lebens sein. Doch für einen unglücklichen Fan wird ihr erstklassiger Platz in der Schlange bei einer Buchsignierung zu ihrem vorzeitigen Tod führen. Beaufort, North Carolina, ist die Heimat von Chapters Bed and Breakfast, das von der ehemaligen Lehrerin Charlotte Reed betrieben wird. Dieses historische Gasthaus aus dem 18. Jahrhundert zieht hungrige Leser aus nah und fern an mit seinen liebevoll kuratierten Sonderveranstaltungen, die eine Vielzahl von Genres und Autoren feiern. An diesem sonnigen Juliwochenende zieht der Besuch eines der grössten Namen in der romantischen Fantasy Horden von Bewunderern in das malerische Küstendorf. Das ist nicht ideal, da die Autorin sich in Chapters zurückgezogen hat, um eine Weile dem Trubel zu entkommen. Egal—sie wird ihre Fans mit einem "Tea and Talk"-Treffen im B&B, das ihre Bestseller-Serie (mit einem teuflisch charmanten, zeitreisenden Piraten) feiert, besänftigen, danach folgt eine schnelle Buchsignierung bei Bookwaves, dem angesagten Indie-Buchladen in der Stadt, und sie wird den Rest des Wochenendes in angenehmer Ruhe verbringen. Doch als der Präsident des zurückgezogenen Schriftsteller-Fanclubs tot im Hafen bei den Beaufort-Docks aufgefunden wird—getötet durch einen stumpfen Schlag auf den Kopf—liegt es an Charlotte Reed, ihrer Nachbarin Ellen und Ellens treuem Yorkshire Terrier, den Mörder zu schnüffeln. Denn wenn sie das nicht können, könnte eine spektakulär erfolgreiche Buchreihe—und ihre Autorin—zu einem plötzlichen, tödlichen Ende kommen.

Bloomsbury presents Death Descends On Saturn Villa by M.R.C. Kasasian, read by Emma Gregory. Fresh, funny crime series for fans of Jasper Fforde and M.C. Beaton. 'Delightful and original... A series that could well become a cult' DAILY MAIL. 125 Gower Street, 1883. Sidney Grice is London's foremost personal detective. Called away to Yorkshire, he leaves his ward, March Middleton, to run his house. But hearth and home hold little charm for March, who harbours dreams of becoming London's foremost, and first, lady detective. So, when a mysterious letter arrives from her long-lost uncle, she accepts his invitation to stay at the palatial Saturn Villa. Her new Uncle Tolly is sweet, eccentric and – come the morning – very, very dead. But March is not called upon to solve the case, instead she's in the frame for murder. Praise for DEATH DESCENDS ON SATURN VILLA: 'Think Lemony Snicket meets Neil Gaiman for tea in Dracula's castle' BOOKLIST. 'Packed full of delicious dialogue and many laugh-out-loud moments. My adoration of Sidney and March remains unshaken' HISTORICAL NOVELS SOCIETY. Read the whole series: THE MANGLE STREET MURDERS THE CURSE OF THE HOUSE OF FOSKETT DEATH DESCENDS ON SATURN VILLA THE SECRETS OF GASLIGHT LANE DARK DAWN OVER STEEP HOUSE.

When Toot Hansell's water supply turns murky, it's easy to blame the notoriously soggy Yorkshire weather. But this winter, the rain's endless, the water's undrinkable, and the village is slowly turning into a marsh. The local water sprite, Nellie, could probably sort it all out - if she hadn't mysteriously vanished, leaving behind a battalion of furious geese, which are only adding to the problems. Now the only clean water in town is arriving in pricey bottles from Toot Hansell's new wellness guru, Lachlan Jameson. But the rising water isn't the only problem. People are disappearing, strange faces are appearing in the streams, and quicksand is starting to become a real concern. The dragons and the ladies of the Women's Institute know this is more than a bit of inclement weather, and they're not going to stand by and watch their village drown. But the deeper they wade into the mystery, the murkier things get. Because something is lurking in the depths - and if the WI, the dragons, and one reluctantly off-the-books detective inspector don't get to the bottom of it soon, the whole valley might be swept away. This winter, it'll take tea, teamwork, and all the stubborn deviousness of ladies of a certain age to keep Toot Hansell from being washed off the map. . .

In 1995, before leaving his much-loved home in North Yorkshire to move back to the States for a few years with his family, Bill Bryson insisted on taking one last trip around Britain, a sort of valedictory tour of the green and kindly island that had so long been his home. His aim was to take stock of the nation's public face and private parts (as it were), and to analyse what precisely it was he loved so much about a country that had produced Marmite; a military hero whose dying wish was to be kissed by a fellow named Hardy; place names like Farleigh Wallop, Titsey and Shellow Bowells; people who said 'Mustn't grumble', and 'Ooh lovely' at the sight of a cup of tea and a plate of biscuits; and Gardeners' Question Time. Notes from a Small Island was a huge number-one bestseller when it was first published, and has become the nation's most loved book about Britain, going on to sell over two million copies.

In 1995, before leaving his much-loved home in North Yorkshire to move back to the States for a few years with his family, Bill Bryson insisted on taking one last trip around Britain, a sort of valedictory tour of the green and kindly island that had so long been his home. His aim was to take stock of the nation's public face and private parts (as it were), and to analyse what precisely it was he loved so much about a country that had produced Marmite; a military hero whose dying wish was to be kissed by a fellow named Hardy; place names like Farleigh Wallop, Titsey and Shellow Bowells; people who said 'Mustn't grumble', and 'Ooh lovely' at the sight of a cup of tea and a plate of biscuits; and Gardeners' Question Time. Notes from a Small Island was a huge number-one bestseller when it was first published, and has become the nation's most loved book about Britain, going on to sell over two million copies.

Fresh, funny crime series for fans of Jasper Fforde and M.C. Beaton. 'Delightful and original... A series that could well become a cult' DAILY MAIL. 125 Gower Street, 1883. Sidney Grice is London's foremost personal detective . Called away to Yorkshire, he leaves his ward, March Middleton , to run his house. But hearth and home hold little charm for March, who harbours dreams of becoming London's foremost, and first, lady detective . So, when a mysterious letter arrives from her long-lost uncle, she accepts his invitation to stay at the palatial Saturn Villa. Her new Uncle Tolly is sweet, eccentric and - come the morning - very, very dead . But March is not called upon to solve the case, instead she's in the frame for murder . Praise for DEATH DESCENDS ON SATURN VILLA : 'Think Lemony Snicket meets Neil Gaiman for tea in Dracula's castle' BOOKLIST. 'Packed full of delicious dialogue and many laugh-out-loud moments. My adoration of Sidney and March remains unshaken' HISTORICAL NOVELS SOCIETY. Read the whole series: THE MANGLE STREET MURDERS THE CURSE OF THE HOUSE OF FOSKETT DEATH DESCENDS ON SATURN VILLA THE SECRETS OF GASLIGHT LANE DARK DAWN OVER STEEP HOUSE.

The unputdownable historical novel by the acclaimed and bestselling author of WAKE and EXPECTATION: a devastating story of love and madness at the brink of the Great War. 'Absolutely heart-breaking. One of the best books I've ever read' DINAH JEFFERIES, author of The Tea-Planter's Wife ' Compelling, elegant, insightful' OBSERVER 1911: Inside an asylum at the edge of the Yorkshire moors, where men and women are kept apart by high walls and barred windows, there is a ballroom vast and beautiful. For one bright evening every week they come together and dance. When John and Ella meet it is a dance that will change two lives forever. Set over the heatwave summer of 1911, the end of the Edwardian era, THE BALLROOM tells a rivetting tale of dangerous obsession, of madness and sanity, and of who gets to decide which is which. It is a love story like no other. ***************************************** Praise for Anna Hope's The Ballroom: ' Beautifully wrought, tender, heartbreaking' Sunday Express 5/5 'Moving, fascinating' Times 'A tender and absorbing love story' Daily Mail 'Unsentimental and affecting' Sunday Times 'Exquisitely good' Metro 'Absolutely fantastic . . . I'm in real awe of her writing' ELIZABETH MACNEAL, author of The Doll Factory ______________

Trisha Ashley writes with remarkable wit and originality - one of the best writers around.' KATIE FFORDE 'Trisha at her best.' CAROLE MATTHEWS Alice Rose is a foundling, discovered on the Yorkshire moors above Haworth as a baby. Adopted but then later rejected again by a horrid step-mother, Alice struggles to find a place where she belongs. Only baking - the scent of cinnamon and citrus and the feel of butter and flour between her fingers - brings a comforting sense of home. So it seems natural that when she finally decides to return to Haworth, Alice turns to baking again, taking over a run-down little teashop and working to set up an afternoon tea emporium. Luckily she soon makes friends - including a Grecian god-like neighbour - who help her both set up home and try to solve the mystery of who she is. There are one or two last twists in the dark fairytale of Alice's life to come . . . but can she find her happily ever after? Readers love The Little Teashop of Lost and Found: ***** 'delightful, charming and pure escapism' ***** 'intrigue, laughs and compassion . . . a truly lovely novel' ***** 'full of warm-hearted characters, beautifully settings, delicious cakes and that special touch of magic which makes it stand out as a Trisha Ashley novel

Trisha Ashley writes with remarkable wit and originality - one of the best writers around.' KATIE FFORDE 'Trisha at her best.' CAROLE MATTHEWS Alice Rose is a foundling, discovered on the Yorkshire moors above Haworth as a baby. Adopted but then later rejected again by a horrid step-mother, Alice struggles to find a place where she belongs. Only baking - the scent of cinnamon and citrus and the feel of butter and flour between her fingers - brings a comforting sense of home. So it seems natural that when she finally decides to return to Haworth, Alice turns to baking again, taking over a run-down little teashop and working to set up an afternoon tea emporium. Luckily she soon makes friends - including a Grecian god-like neighbour - who help her both set up home and try to solve the mystery of who she is. There are one or two last twists in the dark fairytale of Alice's life to come . . . but can she find her happily ever after? Readers love The Little Teashop of Lost and Found: ***** 'delightful, charming and pure escapism' ***** 'intrigue, laughs and compassion . . . a truly lovely novel' ***** 'full of warm-hearted characters, beautifully settings, delicious cakes and that special touch of magic which makes it stand out as a Trisha Ashley novel

'My new favourite cosy crime series!' A DOLLOP OF JAM. A SPOT OF TEA. A SLICE OF MURDER . . . It has been a year since Tess had to trade the hustle and bustle of London life for pulling pints and moonlighting as a Cher impersonator in a backwater country pub. The sleepy Yorkshire village of Cherrywood would always be home, but a return to rural life wasn't quite the path she'd paved for herself. Still, being back with her oldest friends, Raven and Oliver , was a definite upside and she was beginning to settle into the slower pace. That is until Clemmie Ackroyd , a stalwart member of the community, is brutally murdered. Ruled a robbery gone wrong, it's an open-and-shut case for the police, but something isn't quite adding up for Tess. Then an unexpected face from the past shows up in the village, pointing fingers, and Tess finds herself resolving to get to the bottom of Clemmie's death - even if that means getting up to her neck in jam, Jerusalem and deadly secrets at the Women's Guild . . . Readers LOVE The Cherrywood Murders! ' Truly, this was one of the best starts to a new British cosy series I have read in a while' ' I loved it, and I hope this is the start of a long series of Cherrywood books!' ' Love the drama and romance! The lovely British setting and a great bunch of characters! Looking forward to book 2!' ' I loved this British cozy mystery! And the characters were so good!' ' Cleverly written, with a good air of mystery . . . I really enjoyed this novel' ' Wow what an amazing book! This is a great read for all the Thursday Murder Club fans' ----- A wonderfully charming and quintessentially British cosy murder mystery, packed full of witty one-liners and an eclectic cast of characters. Perfect for fans of Fiona Leitch, Hannah Hendy and Robert Thorogood.

'My new favourite cosy crime series!' ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ A DOLLOP OF JAM. A SPOT OF TEA. A SLICE OF MURDER . . . It has been a year since Tess had to trade the hustle and bustle of London life for pulling pints and moonlighting as a Cher impersonator in a backwater country pub. The sleepy Yorkshire village of Cherrywood would always be home, but a return to rural life wasn't quite the path she'd paved for herself. Still, being back with her oldest friends, Raven and Oliver , was a definite upside and she was beginning to settle into the slower pace. That is until Clemmie Ackroyd , a stalwart member of the community, is brutally murdered. Ruled a robbery gone wrong, it's an open-and-shut case for the police, but something isn't quite adding up for Tess. Then an unexpected face from the past shows up in the village, pointing fingers, and Tess finds herself resolving to get to the bottom of Clemmie's death - even if that means getting up to her neck in jam, Jerusalem and deadly secrets at the Women's Guild . . . Readers LOVE The Cherrywood Murders! '⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Truly, this was one of the best starts to a new British cosy series I have read in a while' '⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ I loved it, and I hope this is the start of a long series of Cherrywood books!' '⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Love the drama and romance! The lovely British setting and a great bunch of characters! Looking forward to book 2!' '⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ I loved this British cozy mystery! And the characters were so good!' '⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Cleverly written, with a good air of mystery . . . I really enjoyed this novel' '⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐Wow what an amazing book! This is a great read for all the Thursday Murder Club fans' ----- A wonderfully charming and quintessentially British cosy murder mystery, packed full of witty one-liners and an eclectic cast of characters. Perfect for fans of Fiona Leitch, Hannah Hendy and Robert Thorogood.