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Murder of a Christmas Bride
(2026)(The tenth book in the Lady Margot Blackwell Mystery series)
A novel by Amber Crewes
Lady Margot Blackwell has eighteen days until her wedding. Unfortunately, someone has just added murder to the preparations.
Christmas is approaching in Crayford, and Blackwell Manor is in a state of barely controlled celebration. There are banns to be read, presents arriving by the crate, a wedding dress requiring endless fittings, and a disagreement over the cake that threatens to divide the village.
Then an unexpected visitor arrives at Blackwell Manor.
He knows Margot's family, knows rather too much about its past, and has some very firm opinions about what Margot should and should not do before becoming a married woman.
Margot refuses to be intimidated.
By the following evening, someone is dead.
And Margot has a problem.
She was one of the last people to see the victim alive. Their final conversation was hardly friendly. Worse still, she has put her reasons for opposing them in writing.
With Simon unable to investigate a murder in which his future wife is a suspect, Margot finds herself on the wrong side of Scotland Yard.
Three days before her wedding.
Fortunately, Stella Wickham has never been particularly interested in what Scotland Yard thinks.
As Christmas draws closer and the village prepares for a wedding nobody intends to cancel, suspicious movements, inconvenient secrets and unanswered questions suggest that nothing at Blackwell Manor is quite as it seems.
Margot must uncover the truth before the bells of St Barnabas ring on Christmas Eve.
Because she intends to arrive at the church as a bride.
Not as a murder suspect.
If you crave sparkling banter, delicious intrigue, and a heroine who turns society on its ear, Murder of a Christmas Bride will keep you guessing (and smiling) to the very last page. This is historical cozy mystery with heart, humour, and a heroine you''ll simply want as your new best friend.
Get your copy of Murder of a Christmas Bride and see how events unfold in this historical cozy mystery.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
Christmas is approaching in Crayford, and Blackwell Manor is in a state of barely controlled celebration. There are banns to be read, presents arriving by the crate, a wedding dress requiring endless fittings, and a disagreement over the cake that threatens to divide the village.
Then an unexpected visitor arrives at Blackwell Manor.
He knows Margot's family, knows rather too much about its past, and has some very firm opinions about what Margot should and should not do before becoming a married woman.
Margot refuses to be intimidated.
By the following evening, someone is dead.
And Margot has a problem.
She was one of the last people to see the victim alive. Their final conversation was hardly friendly. Worse still, she has put her reasons for opposing them in writing.
With Simon unable to investigate a murder in which his future wife is a suspect, Margot finds herself on the wrong side of Scotland Yard.
Three days before her wedding.
Fortunately, Stella Wickham has never been particularly interested in what Scotland Yard thinks.
As Christmas draws closer and the village prepares for a wedding nobody intends to cancel, suspicious movements, inconvenient secrets and unanswered questions suggest that nothing at Blackwell Manor is quite as it seems.
Margot must uncover the truth before the bells of St Barnabas ring on Christmas Eve.
Because she intends to arrive at the church as a bride.
Not as a murder suspect.
If you crave sparkling banter, delicious intrigue, and a heroine who turns society on its ear, Murder of a Christmas Bride will keep you guessing (and smiling) to the very last page. This is historical cozy mystery with heart, humour, and a heroine you''ll simply want as your new best friend.
Get your copy of Murder of a Christmas Bride and see how events unfold in this historical cozy mystery.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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