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Lancefield Mysteries #2
The Redemption
Being connected to the Lancefield family is proving to be a dangerous occupation…
Six weeks on from the murder of the of the late and unlamented Lucy, heiress to the extensive Lancefield fortunes, DCI Ennor Price finds himself knee-deep in a hate campaign against the victim’s grieving family. Dealing with vindictive threats is one thing, but when death unexpectedly rears its head four hundred miles away on Merseyside, Price can’t help feeling that someone just walked over his grave.
The fatal road traffic accident outside Liverpool’s Lime Street Station looks like just another routine investigation for DS Kate Jenkins, until a search of the victim’s pockets turns up a letter from Lucy’s grandfather. Kate believes that the death was something far more sinister than an accident and when news of it reaches DCI Price, he is only too ready to agree with her.
In fact, Price is convinced that the Liverpool accident was nothing short of cold-blooded murder. But how can he prove his case from four hundred miles away in Penzance? And what can he do to stop the killer from striking at the Lancefields again?
Six weeks on from the murder of the of the late and unlamented Lucy, heiress to the extensive Lancefield fortunes, DCI Ennor Price finds himself knee-deep in a hate campaign against the victim’s grieving family. Dealing with vindictive threats is one thing, but when death unexpectedly rears its head four hundred miles away on Merseyside, Price can’t help feeling that someone just walked over his grave.
The fatal road traffic accident outside Liverpool’s Lime Street Station looks like just another routine investigation for DS Kate Jenkins, until a search of the victim’s pockets turns up a letter from Lucy’s grandfather. Kate believes that the death was something far more sinister than an accident and when news of it reaches DCI Price, he is only too ready to agree with her.
In fact, Price is convinced that the Liverpool accident was nothing short of cold-blooded murder. But how can he prove his case from four hundred miles away in Penzance? And what can he do to stop the killer from striking at the Lancefields again?
262 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 27, 2022
About the author
Mariah Kingdom
15 books5 followersMariah Kingdom writes character-driven, page-turning murder mysteries. A lifelong fan of classic crime fiction, she turned to writing after leaving a long career in banking and business change.
Her first series, The Rose Bennett Mysteries, sees financial investigator Rose join forces with world-weary Yorkshire detective DI George Mulligan to solve five very different murders.
Mariah also has a keen interest in both history and genealogy, and has combined these with a love of Cornwall to write The Lancefield Murders.
Originally from Kingston Upon Hull, Mariah lived and worked in Edinburgh, New York and London before returning to East Yorkshire to live in a quiet village close to the picturesque River Derwent. And when she’s not writing, you will find her in the garden.
To find out more, please visit Mariah’s website or follow her on social media.
Her first series, The Rose Bennett Mysteries, sees financial investigator Rose join forces with world-weary Yorkshire detective DI George Mulligan to solve five very different murders.
Mariah also has a keen interest in both history and genealogy, and has combined these with a love of Cornwall to write The Lancefield Murders.
Originally from Kingston Upon Hull, Mariah lived and worked in Edinburgh, New York and London before returning to East Yorkshire to live in a quiet village close to the picturesque River Derwent. And when she’s not writing, you will find her in the garden.
To find out more, please visit Mariah’s website or follow her on social media.
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April 18, 2023
The Lancefield mystery series continues with another compelling page-turner.
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