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Murder In Cavendish Square: A Dodo Dorchester Mystery
The perfect husband. The perfect home…except for the corpse in the garden.
Newlywed Lady Dorothea Danforth has everything she ever wanted — a beloved husband, a beautifully renovated townhouse in Cavendish Square, and a houseful of charming new friends acquired during a storm-delayed crossing from Calais.
Then one of her kitchen maids is found strangled in the back yard, and the honeymoon is well and truly over.
The victim is Betty Finch — eighteen years old, an orphan from Lancashire, and the last person anyone would expect to make an enemy. But someone among Dodo's eight houseguests wanted her silenced. And they were prepared to do it while the household slept.
As Dodo investigates, nothing is quite what it seems. Her guests are charming, sophisticated and entirely plausible — and every single one of them is hiding something. The deeper she digs, the more she suspects that Betty's death is only the surface of something far larger and far more dangerous than a simple household murder.
With her old friend Inspector Hornby of Scotland Yard assigned to the case, and her quick-witted husband, Rupert, by her side, Dodo must navigate a labyrinth of lies, hidden identities and long-buried secrets, before the killer disappears.
Murder in Cavendish Square is the latest irresistible instalment in the beloved Dodo Dorchester Mystery series — a sparkling, sophisticated cozy mystery set in the glamorous world of 1920s London.
The wait is over. Ann Sutton's murder mystery is here! Thrilling and entertaining, once you start reading it you cannot put it down. Plan on losing a night's sleep to see who dunnit.
Todd M
You are a brilliant writer with so many different characters, some intensely annoying, scenes, tragedies and of course murders in every book. I really don't know how you come up with all these brilliant ideas. I must admit it takes me most of my time trying to work out the guilty party. However, sometimes I just make a stab at it and then get it hopelessly wrong. Shows what a good author you are and how you keep me engrossed in each book.
Doreen R
It's about time we had a modern day Agatha Christie.
Paul K
Ann Sutton I think I speak for many here when I say "I'm positive that Dame Agatha would love your books as much as I do"..... Excellent character building, I felt I knew and still know all of them. The storyline was brilliant and I never ever would have expected the shock ending.
Cheryl I
