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A (W)hole Lot of Murder
(2026)(The third book in the Piddlington Gazette Mystery series)
A novel by Faith Eckersall
The Piddlington Gazette is ready to dig up another story.
When intrepid reporter Hattie falls into a giant sinkhole in the High Street of Piddlington Minster, she escapes with little more than bruises, and a glimpse of something glittering beneath the surface. Gold, perhaps? Her editor, Harry Hedges, senses the scoop of a lifetime.
But before anyone can investigate, the town's disgraced MP, Alistair Groves, is found dead in the very same sinkhole. At first glance, it looks like a tragic accident. But a missing necklace, a suspicious power cut, and a town full of people with reasons to despise Alistair soon point to something far more sinister...
As Harry digs deeper, he uncovers a mystery involving long-lost heist jewels, a forgotten Victorian graveyard, a shady East End millionaire, a wronged civil servant, and a heartbroken young intern.
With old secrets resurfacing, Harry discovers that some treasures are better left buried, especially when murder is already underfoot...
Readers cannot get enough of A Whole Lot of Murder!
'If you like your cozy mysteries with a bit of whimsy, add this to your TBR list!' NetGalley Review, 5 stars
'Engaging characters, a lively small-town setting, and a cleverly layered puzzle make A Whole Lot of Murder another highly enjoyable entry in the series!' NetGalley Review, 5 stars
'The ending however, was totally unexpected and I will definitely be waiting impatiently for book four!' NetGalley Review, 5 stars
'This was a lot of fun to read . . . Recommend for lovers of cosy mysteries and animal lovers!' NetGalley Review, 4 stars
'Charming, witty and very entertaining . . . A very enjoyable addition to the series!' NetGalley Review, 4 stars
Genre: Cozy Mystery
When intrepid reporter Hattie falls into a giant sinkhole in the High Street of Piddlington Minster, she escapes with little more than bruises, and a glimpse of something glittering beneath the surface. Gold, perhaps? Her editor, Harry Hedges, senses the scoop of a lifetime.
But before anyone can investigate, the town's disgraced MP, Alistair Groves, is found dead in the very same sinkhole. At first glance, it looks like a tragic accident. But a missing necklace, a suspicious power cut, and a town full of people with reasons to despise Alistair soon point to something far more sinister...
As Harry digs deeper, he uncovers a mystery involving long-lost heist jewels, a forgotten Victorian graveyard, a shady East End millionaire, a wronged civil servant, and a heartbroken young intern.
With old secrets resurfacing, Harry discovers that some treasures are better left buried, especially when murder is already underfoot...
Readers cannot get enough of A Whole Lot of Murder!
'If you like your cozy mysteries with a bit of whimsy, add this to your TBR list!' NetGalley Review, 5 stars
'Engaging characters, a lively small-town setting, and a cleverly layered puzzle make A Whole Lot of Murder another highly enjoyable entry in the series!' NetGalley Review, 5 stars
'The ending however, was totally unexpected and I will definitely be waiting impatiently for book four!' NetGalley Review, 5 stars
'This was a lot of fun to read . . . Recommend for lovers of cosy mysteries and animal lovers!' NetGalley Review, 4 stars
'Charming, witty and very entertaining . . . A very enjoyable addition to the series!' NetGalley Review, 4 stars
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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