Janey Clarke Books

Daisy and the Dead Fish Dilemma is the third book in the Daisy Cosy Mystery Series! "A book of mysteries on many levels that would interest any reader. There is some history of Cornwall, Crime, humour, suspense and the lively, chatty style of the narrative embraces readers warmly." Daisy finds yet another body! Blackmail and murder stalk the Priory and Bodmin Moor. Can Daisy find out the identity of the blackmailing killer before he silences her for good? Her friend Jim is being watched by an unknown foe. Daisy's friendship with Jim involves her in this escalating terror and imminent threat. The discovery of a long hidden family secret threatens Daisy's newfound happy family reunion. Her courage is desperately needed now to thwart a kidnapping, and the murderers frantic flight to freedom across Bodmin Moor. Daisy's knack of unexpected action and the use of bizarre objects as weapons, must be brought into use to prevent the violent killer and save herself and the Priory Five! Reviews for other books in the Daisy cosy mystery series: "I thoroughly enjoyed these books and highly recommend them to anyone who likes to read cozy mysteries with no graphic descriptions and with pets. Lots of pets!! lol" "I loved this book, the second of the series, I'm now eagerly awaiting the next one. A thoroughly good read." "I have read both Daisy and The Deadly Dagger and Daisy and the Dazzling Dachshunds by Janey Clarke. I really enjoyed them."

In a priory on Bodmin Moor, murderous mayhem, Knights Templar fanatics, and long hidden family secrets unravel. Daisy Dunwoody and Cleo, her rescue cat, retire to Bodmin Moor. Shy Daisy hopes that new clothes, a zany hairstyle and her bonkers BURT'S van, will help her to overcome a marital breakup, the sale of her family home, and that dreaded significant birthday. But Daisy's new simple life becomes complicated when a body is found in her cottage. Suddenly, Daisy has to change her timid nature to save herself, and her newfound friends from the increasingly dangerous situations they find themselves in. Little do they know that their every move is being watched in the priory, corridors and crypt. Searching for Templar artefacts, their moorland visit ends in a scene of bloodshed. The arrival in the post of a birth certificate, leaves Daisy shocked and distraught. Chaos ensues when Flora, Daisy's new, boisterous puppy, finds the vital evidence. But is it enough to solve the puzzle?