A Death at the Races (Euphemia Martins Mystery 14)
- 256 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Book 14 in The Euphemia Martins Murder Mystery series
Caroline Dunford Books
This author delves into the darker aspects of human nature while also celebrating the selfless and generous acts of which people are capable. Her work emphasizes humor as a vital part of life and a weapon against adversity. She believes that storytelling is essential for making sense of the world and finding meaning in what often seems chaotic. Her writing, which spans novels, short stories, and plays, is fueled by a profound interest in human psychology and motivations.
Hope for Tomorrow (Hope Stapleford Adventure 3)
- 256 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Hope For Tomorrow is the third thrilling adventure for British spy Hope Stapleford, whose latest mission leads her to a Scottish airfield base as the Battle of Britain takes to the skies...
The sixteenth gripping Euphemia Martins mysteries takes us on a thrilling, theatrical adventure of espionage and suspense at the start of the First World War.
The latest chapter in the Euphemia Martins Murder Mystery series.
Following the success of Caroline Dunford's engaging Euphemia Martins mysteries, comes a new historical crime series featuring Euphemia's wise and witty daughter, Hope Stapleford. With war declared and fearing for her life, Hope is on a secret mission to save her country...
Hope for the Innocent
- 256 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Following the success of Caroline Dunford's engaging Euphemia Martins mysteries, comes a brand new historical crime series featuring Euphemia's wise and witty daughter, Hope Stapleford. With war approaching, innocence is the first casualty
A Death in the Hospital
- 256 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Book 16 in The Euphemia Martins Murder Mystery series
Set against the backdrop of the London Blitz during World War II, this thrilling installment follows Hope Stapleford as she navigates the dangers of espionage amidst the chaos of war. The story combines suspense and historical context, showcasing Hope's resilience and resourcefulness as she faces challenges that test her courage and intelligence. This captivating narrative promises to engage readers with its blend of action and the harrowing realities of wartime life.
The seventeenth gripping Euphemia Martins mysteries takes us on a thrilling, theatrical adventure of espionage and suspense at the start of the First World War.
Stadtmensch Lucy fällt aus allen Wolken - ein Onkel hat ihr sein Hotel in den Highlands vererbt. Für ihren Freund Jake ist klar: Lucy kann kein Hotel leiten, sie sollte verkaufen. Doch Lucy sieht das anders. Verzaubert von der atemberaubenden Landschaft beschließt sie, das Hotel wieder auf Vordermann zu bringen. Dabei hat sie nicht mit maroden Dächern, ausbleibenden Gästen und der störrischen, alten Empfangsdame Janet McGruther gerechnet, die Lucy das Leben in Momaer erschweren. Auch nicht mit Landbesitzer Sutherland, der das ganze Dorf gegen sie aufhetzt. Das erste Mal in ihrem Leben muss Lucy für etwas kämpfen, und ihr wird klar, dass Glück einem manchmal dort begegnet, wo man es nie erwartet hätte …
