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Ten Green Bottles
(2023)(The seventh book in the Edward Crisp Mysteries series)
A novel by Peter Boon
Please note that this is the only Edward Crisp mystery that gives explicit spoilers for all other books in the series, due to the nature of the plot. Please read the others first!
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'You won't put it down!' (Amazon Reviewer, October 2022)_______________________
And if one green bottle should accidentally fall...
Reluctant amateur detective Edward Crisp has vowed not to get involved in any more murder investigations, and has instead decided to move to writing fictional murders.
But when Edward launches his debut murder mystery novel, a mystery serial killer decides to replicate the plot by naming ten of Edward's loved ones and announcing that they will be killed one by one, in an unknown order...
As the bodies start to pile up, Edward, along with his trusty self-appointed teenage sidekick Noah, has to face his deadliest enemy yet, in a battle that is very personal indeed.
Can Edward and Noah solve the mystery of the TEN GREEN BOTTLES killer?
And can YOU?
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The Edward Crisp Mysteries are cozy mysteries aimed at adults, old and young! They are easy reads for adults or ideal for a young adult or teenager's first 'grown up' read. Don't be fooled though... the reading is easy, but the mysteries aren't!
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Books in this series:
1. Who Killed Miss Finch (novel)
2. The Snow Day Murders (novel)
3. The Mystery of Jackson King (novella)
4. Death In The Closet (novel)
5. Death In A Deckchair (novella)
6. The Christmas Card Killer (novelette)
7. Ten Green Bottles (novel out February 2023)
Edward Crisp Boxset (First 3 full novels)
PRAISE FOR THE SERIES FROM AMAZON REVIEWERS:
'Thoroughly delightful!'
'This book is a little treasure to be shared.'
'A happy place book.'
'A fantastic traditional whodunnit brought to modern day.'
'Phenomenal.'
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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