Death at the Auction - E. C. Bateman

Category: Crime, Mystery, Novel
Language: English
Keywords: Cozy Mystery Stamford Mysteries

Written by E. C. Bateman
Read by Ciaran Saward
Format: M4B
Bitrate: 128 Kbps
Unabridged

Death at the Auction
By: E. C. Bateman
Narrated by: Ciaran Saward
Series: The Stamford Mysteries , Book 1
Release date
18-11-2022
Language
English
Format
Unabridged Audiobook
Length
11 hrs and 41 mins
Publisher
Cliffhanger
Categories
Literature & Fiction

A brilliant whodunnit mystery perfect for fans of M.C. Beaton and Richard Osman!
Murder stalks the cobbles in England’s finest Georgian town…

When an accident forces Felicia Grant back to her family’s auction house in Stamford, she vows it’ll only be a flying visit. But as the gavel falls on the final lot, a hidden secret is revealed—the body of her father’s business rival, murdered during the packed sale!

Soon, Felicia is swept into a mystery that has everyone in the community as a potential suspect―including her.

As the body count rises and with the people she loves under threat, Felicia takes matters into her own hands. But even the most picturesque place has its secrets…

Cover illustrated by local Stamford illustrator Katie Cardew. Discover more at www.katiecardew.com

Cosy crime readers are loving E.C. Bateman:
‘Ideal for fans of Richard Osman’s books…Beautifully set in the gorgeous Stamford, this murder mystery will keep you guessing as the bodies stack up! Full of red herrings, twists and turns, wonderful characters and fabulous houses’ ★★★★★

‘Set in the historic town of Stamford, this murder set in the antiques trade is a brilliantly plotted mystery’ ★★★★★

‘A thoroughly enjoyable cosy murder mystery… I’m pleased to see this is the start of a series, I’m looking forward to the next book already!’ ★★★★★

‘Mystery and intrigue…written by a talented and gifted author’ ★★★★★

‘An absorbing murder mystery…Lots of interesting information about Antique auctions was a added bonus’ ★★★★★

‘A fun read that kept me reading through to the end…certainly held my attention with a group of interesting characters, any one of which might have been a multiple murderer’ ★★★★★