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Something Blue: A Short Story by G.M. Malliet
Rhys Bowen on G.M. Malliet's DEATH OF A COZY WRITER: "The traditional British cozy is alive and well. Delicious. I was hooked from the first paragraph."
A wedding on the picturesque cliffs of Devon should have been a joyful occasion, although it was a location said to have inspired Agatha Christie’s Evil Under the Sun. But when the groom is found dead just hours before the ceremony, the celebration turns into a baffling mystery the groom’s best man feels duty bound to solve.
As he delves into the tangled past of the bride, the groom, and their circle of family and friends, he soon suspects the death was no accident.
With secrets unraveling and motives lurking beneath the surface, the answers in Something Blue prove to be as treacherous as the cliffs themselves.
A wedding on the picturesque cliffs of Devon should have been a joyful occasion, although it was a location said to have inspired Agatha Christie’s Evil Under the Sun. But when the groom is found dead just hours before the ceremony, the celebration turns into a baffling mystery the groom’s best man feels duty bound to solve.
As he delves into the tangled past of the bride, the groom, and their circle of family and friends, he soon suspects the death was no accident.
With secrets unraveling and motives lurking beneath the surface, the answers in Something Blue prove to be as treacherous as the cliffs themselves.
28 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 13, 2025
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G.M. Malliet
48 books694 followersG.M. Malliet is the author of three mystery series; a dozen or more short stories published in The Strand, Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, and Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine; and WEYCOMBE, a standalone suspense novel.
Her Agatha Award-winning Death of a Cozy Writer (2008), the first installment of the DCI St. Just mysteries, was named one of the ten best novels of the year by Kirkus Reviews. Subsequent Max Tudor novels were Agatha finalists.
Her Agatha Award-winning Death of a Cozy Writer (2008), the first installment of the DCI St. Just mysteries, was named one of the ten best novels of the year by Kirkus Reviews. Subsequent Max Tudor novels were Agatha finalists.
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April 23, 2025
Who killed the groom? Entertaining short story.
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