


ANN SUTTON
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AMATEUR DRAMATICS CAN BE MURDER
A New Saffron Weald Mystery, Book 4
Death steals the spotlight.
The charming village of Saffron Weald is abuzz with excitement over the amateur dramatics society's latest production—until dress rehearsal becomes a real-life tragedy. But for twin sleuths, Ophelia and Imogen, this death is just the opening act. When they discover the victim wasn't the intended target, they must sift through a cast of suspicious characters to find the killer. With four potential victims, each hiding dangerous secrets, the sisters must unmask the villain before the final curtain falls on another life. Add a dash of village gossip, a sprinkle of romance, and a helping of hidden pasts, and the sisters have their most perplexing case yet.
With its charming village setting, theatrical intrigue, and dangerous secrets, this latest chapter in the beloved Saffron Weald Mystery series captures all the wit and warmth that cozy mystery lovers cherish. Readers will be enchanted by this delightfully twisty, new 1920s mystery.
Perfect for fans of traditional English whodunnits.

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
