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The Channel Islands Village Murder
(2026)(Mixed Dressings)
(The seventh book in the Gull Bay Mystery series)A novel by Ashley Cain
When a visitor to Gull Bay dies suddenly, it is upsetting, but not necessarily unexpected. The woman was elderly and appeared to have been suffering from ill health. But when it is revealed that the visitor is not a stranger holiday making on the island, but Althea Brookes a former resident who had vowed never to return, questions started to be asked as to why she had reappeared on the island after so many years.
And the person asking most of the questions was the owner of the Bluewater Bakery, amateur sleuth April Hart.
The more questions April asked, the more confusing Althea's return seemed to be. And what had started out for April as a simple task to help a friend find some answers, suddenly took a turn for the worst when it appeared that her questions were putting others in danger. It was becoming obvious that Althea had returned for a reason, but what was that reason, and why did it need to remain a secret?
For April had to uncover the truth, before more deaths came to Gull Bay. Especially when it became apparent that Althea had not died of natural causes after all.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
And the person asking most of the questions was the owner of the Bluewater Bakery, amateur sleuth April Hart.
The more questions April asked, the more confusing Althea's return seemed to be. And what had started out for April as a simple task to help a friend find some answers, suddenly took a turn for the worst when it appeared that her questions were putting others in danger. It was becoming obvious that Althea had returned for a reason, but what was that reason, and why did it need to remain a secret?
For April had to uncover the truth, before more deaths came to Gull Bay. Especially when it became apparent that Althea had not died of natural causes after all.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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