The Heirloom Obsession - Sd Saunders - Knihy - Orla Kelly Publishing - 9781914225529 - 23. augusta 2021
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The Heirloom Obsession

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A Thrilling 1950s Cold Case Mystery Novel

When an attractive craft shop owner opens the lid of an old trunk that she bought for her front window, she discovers clues about a 1950s cold case and hidden treasure... but who else is watching Melody from the shadows as she digs deeper into the 60-year-old mystery?

The Heirloom Obsession is the explosive first volume of the 'Sisters by Heart' series. It introduces cosy mystery and psychological thriller readers to the brilliant and beautiful Melody Croft, a successful business owner and amateur sleuth who may have just found the man of her dreams in the handsome and confident security firm owner named Alex Knight.

Can Melody and Alex team up to solve the high-profile 1950s cold case that has left police investigators baffled for decades? The assault and jewellery heist of the wealthy Lady Christina made headline news everywhere - the vicious attack on the helpless teenaged girl left her injured in the library of her parent's mansion on the night of her 18th birthday party.

Aided by several pieces of evidence discovered in Lady Christina's trunk, Melody and Alex embark on an unintended quest for truth, as they attempt to unravel the perplexing unsolved case of Lady Christina's mugging and the disappearance of her secret first love. As they get closer to unraveling the unsolved mystery, danger is never far away...

Médium Knihy     Paperback Book   (Kniha s mäkkou väzbou a lepeným chrbtom)
Vydané 23. augusta 2021
ISBN13 9781914225529
Vydavatelia Orla Kelly Publishing
Strany 242
Rozmery 127 × 203 × 14 mm   ·   267 g
Jazyk Angličtina  

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