MURDER AT MONTFORD HALL: A Juliette Abbott Regency Mystery (Juliette Abbott Regency Mystery Series)

MURDER AT MONTFORD HALL is Book 7 in Marilyn Clay's Juliette Abbott Regency Mystery Series. A pair of mysteries collide in this intricately-plotted tale set against the glamorous backdrop of the London theater in the 1820s. What can possibly go wrong when a group of former actors and actresses, all of whom once appeared to great acclaim on the London stage, all gather for a lovely winter house party at the country home of Lord and Lady Montford? How about the vicious murder of one of their group on her way to Montford Hall, the poor lady found dead in her carriage before she even arrives at the Montford Hall estate? Will a blinding snowstorm, dictating that no one can leave the mansion, or the fact that the coal supply in the house is fast diminishing and the larder is nearly bare of food, serve to lower the house guests' spirits? Will finding another guest brutally murdered on the premises frighten the guests? Or cause them to believe that they are now stranded in the snowy countryside with a killer in their midst? How soon before the frightened guests begin to point fingers at one another? When Miss Abbott, who is not an actress and therefore not truly one of them, is spotted standing over the dead body of one of the gentlemen guests, the murder weapon in hand, how quickly will Miss Abbott be declared the guilty party? And, how quickly will our clever young sleuth manage to run the real killer to ground and prove not only her own innocence, but that of her maid Tilda, upon whose head suspicion has also fallen? "The twists and turns in Marilyn Clay's newest Juliette Abbott Regency Mystery are bound to keep readers turning pages!" -- Red River Mystery Reviews "I feel as if I'm watching a movie when I read a novel by this author, her descriptions and the action she describes are so very life-like and colourful! Great fun, indeed!" --J S Johnson, 5-Star Reader Review "I couldn't put this book down. I was on the edge of my seat wondering what had happened to Tilda." --JCS 5-Star Review "You won't want to miss this latest story in Marilyn Clay's popular Juliette Abbott Regency Mystery Series. Miss Abbott continues to be a quick-thinking, clever sleuth who out-wits even the most ruthless killers!" --Marcy Keller, 5-Star Reader Review MURDER AT MONTFORD HALL is Book 7 in the Juliette Abbott Regency Mystery series. Beginning with MURDER AT MORLAND MANOR, and on through MURDER IN MAYFAIR, MURDER IN MARGATE, MURDER AT MEDLEY PARK, MURDER IN MIDDLEWYCH, MURDER IN MAIDSTONE, MURDER AT MONTFORD HALL, MURDER ON MARSH LANE, MURDER IN MARTINDALE, MURDER AT MARLEY CHASE, MURDER IN THE MERRYTON MEWS, and coming in 2025, MURDER ON MARSDEN MOOR. Each and every title throughout this delightful series penned by award-winning Regency author Marilyn Clay continues to please! You won't want to miss a single one! All titles are also available in Large Print Editions! JANE AUSTEN'S REGENCY ENGLAND is Marilyn Clay's newest non-fiction title. The book follows Ms. Austen's life from birth to death. Contains excerpts from her letters and diaries and quotes from those who knew and loved her. Learn how Jane felt about the tumultuous time in which she lived, the English Regency with its wars, prominent figures, and other writers. Marilyn Clay has also penned seven clean, sweet, traditional Regency romance novels, all originally published in print and now in ebook and audio, a few also again in print. Among them are: Bewitching Lord Winterton, Brighton Beauty, Miss Eliza's Gentleman Caller, Felicity's Folly, Miss Darby's Debut, The Unsuitable Suitor. Several are again in print. You won't want to miss MARILYN CLAY's historical suspense thrillers, DECEPTIONS and A PETTICOAT AND LAMBSKIN GLOVES! STALKING A KILLER is another thrilling murder mystery by this multi-published, award-winning author.
ASIN: 1653776730
VSKU: BVV.1653776730.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Clay, Marilyn
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: Book has little sign of wear or use