BOOK 9: MURDER AT THE MANOR HOUSE Honey checks out charming old Cobden Manor in the hope of starting a new hotel there — and gets more than she bargained for when she stumbles on the body of a famous ex-television presenter stuffed up the chimney of one of the outhouses.
BOOK 10: A CROOKED MURDER Honey heads to a Halloween party at Moss End Hotel, only to find it’s a disaster. The owners, Mr and Mrs Crook, are nowhere to be seen. Then the guests find they have been locked in. Once the revellers manage to escape, the Crooks are finally discovered. But they’re in no condition to deal with complaints.
BOOK 11: MARRIAGE IS MURDER Honey gets the fright of her life while visiting a pretty village church. She finds the vicar unconscious on the floor. When the vicar finally comes to, she reports seeing a ghostly woman in white. The next day, the body of an elderly woman turns up, propped up in the front pew, dressed in a wedding gown. Can Honey solve her strangest case yet?
BOOK 12: A BESPOKE MURDER Honey is reluctant about judging Bath’s best window display. But even she can see that the highwayman scene at Pauling and Tern tailors, complete with hangman’s noose, is the outright winner. Hours after accepting his prize, the owner is found hanging dead in his own display. Murdered.
BOOK 13: MURDER RUNS IN THE FAMILY Honey can’t believe the headline: her dear friend, Caspar St John Gervais, is dead. His body’s been pulled from the mud, out in the woods. Honey races to Caspar’s place — to find him alive but outraged. Dirty dealings are afoot. And Honey must dig deep to get to the bottom of it all. What skeletons are hiding in the St John Gervais family closet?
Jean G. Goodhind is a popular writer of women’s fiction, romance and comedy. For many years she owned and ran a haunted guest house on the outskirts of Bath and was one of the founder members of the Bath Hotel and Restaurant Association. Her experiences inspired the international bestselling Honey Driver series. She has won a BBC Radio award for scriptwriting. She also writes women’s fiction as Lizzie Lane and has writes a regular column for the Western Daily Press.
I stopped on #9 2/3 chapter! Finally got tired of skimming so many pages because of the author has a problem with people that are bigger, or not booby enough, just all the downgrading of people! Especially the mother Gloria to her daughter! Why what kind of mother was she, can’t imagine saying the unkind things she said! Will not ever read one of her books again!!!