Peter Boon

Peter Boon first contribution to the murder mystery genre came at 14, when his play ‘Killer on the Costa’ was performed by a local theatre group in his UK hometown of Wigan, Greater Manchester. 27 years later, he finally branched out into murder mystery novels - the first result being ‘Who Killed Miss Finch?’, the debut of his amateur detective, Edward Crisp.

The Edward Crisp Mysteries are his take on the traditional puzzle mystery, where the emphasis is on finding out ‘whodunnit’ but with lots of intriguing characters and secrets along the way. Peter's biggest influence is Agatha Christie, who he is a huge fan of - he owns three complete collections of her work in different editions!