Fr. 36.60

Death in Kensington

English · Paperback / Softback

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Killer couture: murder is in fashion

A high-society fashion show is not Augusta Peel's usual idea of entertainment. But when she's offered a spare ticket, the chance to see a show by a renowned designer is too good to miss.

The glittering event takes a turn when a rising model is found dead after the show. Augusta embarks on a murder investigation where the glamour of fashion collides with the deadly secrets of the wealthy. And as the stakes are raised, Augusta must use all her wits to unravel the threads before someone else becomes a victim.

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Emily has been a full-time author since 2017. She's written over thirty books which include the Penny Green Victorian mystery series and the Augusta Peel 1920s mysteries.Born in Yorkshire, Emily grew up in the south of England. She got hooked on mysteries at a young age when she came across Agatha Christie's books in her local library. Emily studied and worked in London where many of her stories are set. London's architecture and history has always fascinated her, and she'll happily spend hours geeking over old maps and historical newspapers.Emily lives in Berkshire with her husband and teenage children. When she's not writing and researching, she enjoys running, walking her dog and drawing.

Product details

Authors Emily Organ
Publisher Emily Organ
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 14.08.2024
 
EAN 9781738446551
ISBN 978-1-7384465-5-1
No. of pages 242
Dimensions 127 mm x 203 mm x 14 mm
Weight 296 g
Series Augusta Peel 1920s Mystery Series
Subject Fiction > Suspense

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