Disappearance at Oare
- 304 pages
- 11 hours of reading
The fifth novel in the Pearl Nolan, Whitstable Pearl Mysteries, series
Julie Wassmer Books
Julie Wassmer is a television drama writer with a nearly twenty-year contribution to the popular BBC series EastEnders. Her autobiography recounts her astonishing reunion with her long-lost daughter. She is the creator of a crime novel series featuring Pearl Nolan, a private detective who also runs a restaurant. Wassmer is also known for her environmental campaigning.
Murder-on-Sea
- 310 pages
- 11 hours of reading
The second novel in the Pearl Nolan trilogy, with a Christmas twist.
The Whitstable Pearl Mystery
- 310 pages
- 11 hours of reading
'What Colin Dexter did for Oxford, Julie Wassmer is intent on doing for Whitstable' Daily Mail Pearl Nolan always wanted to be a detective but life, and a teenage pregnancy, got in the way of a police career and instead she built up a successful seafood restaurant in her coastal home town of Whitstable - famous for its native oysters. Now, at 39, and with son Charlie away at university, Pearl finds herself suffering from empty nest syndrome . . . until she discovers the drowned body of local oyster fisherman Vinnie Rowe, weighted down with an anchor chain, on the eve of Whitstable's annual oyster festival. Is it a tragic accident, suicide - or murder? Pearl seizes the opportunity to prove her detection skills and discover the truth but she soon finds herself in conflict with Canterbury city police detective, Chief Inspector Mike McGuire. Then another body is discovered - and Pearl finds herself trawling the past for clues, triggering memories of another emotional summer more than twenty years ago . . .
Hořící pokoj. Záhada Whitstableské perly. Hluboko pod zemí. Ukradený život.
- 558 pages
- 20 hours of reading