Murder in Normandy
(2027)(Book 33 in the Maggie Newberry Mystery series)
A novel by Susan Kiernan-Lewis
Amid Normandy's stunning cliffs and rich history, deadly secrets rise to the surface.
When a local historian is found dead near a D-Day landmark, Maggie and Laurent are drawn into a gripping mystery that takes them deep into the shadows of wartime betrayal and stolen art. As they follow the trail of clues and lies, they uncover a modern conspiracy with dangerous ties to the past—and someone who’s willing to kill to keep it buried.
Perfect for fans of historical intrigue, gripping mysteries, and page-turning suspense.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
When a local historian is found dead near a D-Day landmark, Maggie and Laurent are drawn into a gripping mystery that takes them deep into the shadows of wartime betrayal and stolen art. As they follow the trail of clues and lies, they uncover a modern conspiracy with dangerous ties to the past—and someone who’s willing to kill to keep it buried.
Perfect for fans of historical intrigue, gripping mysteries, and page-turning suspense.
Genre: Cozy Mystery