A Dangerous Train of Thought 9780008738433 Hardback

A brand new Golden Age cosy crime mystery from the multi-million-copy bestseller Faith Martin.’Hugely entertaining with an ingenious solution! I loved it!’Clare Chase’A wonderful book with which to cosy upThe Belfast Telegraph’A masterfully constructed pageturner of a murder mystery. Clever, compelling, and intriguing. An excellent read’T.A. Williams*****Yorkshire, 1926.Gentleman ghost-hunter Arbuthnot ‘Arbie’ Swift and his old friend Val arrive at Cleeves Lea Manor, looking forward to the promise of a lavish weekend party.The lady of the house, an avid reader of Arbies books, is eager to show him off to her distinguished guests. Amidst the festivities, Arbie is also tasked with investigating rumours of a ghost train spitting fire for the third instalment of the increasingly popular (to Arbies great surprise) Gentlemans Guide to Ghost-hunting.But when the guests start dying, Arbie instead finds himself thrust into the middle of a murder investigation. With time running out, will he and Val be able to uncover the truth?Praise forA Dangerous Train of Thought’Suspicious notes, a lethal hat pin and a body in the library As far as I’m concerned Faith Martin is the Grand Dame of Country House Crime!’J. M. Hall’A charming, cleverly-constructed caper, chock-full of captivating characters. I loved it’Matt DunnTheres much to love about this dazzling new date with Arbie and ValThe Lancashire PostBrilliant characters and a well-constructed mysteryYoursThis Ingeniously crafted mystery blends suspense, humour and charmWomans Own’The conclusion to this story is startling, surprising, and very clever. I never stood a chance of guessing this one!Reader review’It was entertaining, full of twists and turns with a few red herrings, suspenseful and unputdownableReader review’This book delivers exactly what cosy crime fans hope forReader review’This is a golden age style mystery that was a pleasure to readReader reviewAnother engaging story, that will keep you guessing from start to finish’Reader review