Silver - And The Moonlit Murder: The new Carlyle & Silver Cozy Mystery from the New York Times #1 Bestseller (Carlyle & Silver Cozy Mysteries Book 3) . Written by Jack Gatland, narrated by Gill Mills
"It's like Steed and Mrs Peel meets Murder She Wrote!"
A dead leading man. A deadly prop. And a detective duo with one week to save the show.
When Laura Carlyle's old flame calls in a panic, she and Sebastian Silver find themselves in a Suffolk town where the local theatre is celebrating its centenary – and mourning its star.
The Moonlight Theatre has staged Shakespeare for a hundred years, but now, with a charity gala just days away and property developers circling like vultures, Julius Caesar should be saving the theatre's future. Instead, the actor playing the title role has been stabbed to death on stage – and the prop dagger in his chest was very, very real.
Everyone in the cast had a knife. Everyone had opportunity. The victim was a scene-stealer who'd stolen more than just roles – and in amateur dramatics, the drama never stops at the stage door.
The police want to close the show. The director needs it to go on. But Sebastian knows that killers, like audiences, often demand an encore.
From dusty dressing rooms to opening night curtain calls, the spotlight at the Moonlight hides a century of secrets. And if Laura and Sebastian can't unmask the killer before the final act, the next death won't be scripted...
The third book in the critically acclaimed, internationally bestselling series of Carlyle & Silver cozy mysteries by #1 New York Times bestselling writer Tony Lee writing as Jack Gatland, Silver - And The Moonlit Murder is perfect for fans of Richard Osman, SJ Bennett, Agatha Christie and Agatha Raisin - a sharp, charming mystery with secrets, spies, and suspicious tea trays. FIVE STAR REVIEWS
Laura, Sebastian and Philip do it again
This time we've been led to a little Suffolk village, where just like s Miss Marple book, a murder needs to be solved... we follow Laura and Sebastian/Philip, as they track down the clues to the murder(s) ,
This is one of those mysteries that you guess who the culprits are.. then re-think and decide its someone else, until the last few pages when all is revealed.... a great 'who dun it!' Well worth at least 5 Stars
Brilliant
Once again Jack Gatland/ Tony Lee Haas produced a classic, it had me gripped from the first page. With some interesting new characters involved in an attention grabbing plot with some humour thrown in.
Highly recommend would give it more than 5 stars if I could
Jack Gatland needs to write more of these - FAST
A lot of fun!
This was a lot of fun. There were twists I did not see coming...and I'm usually good at spotting them. I look forward to the next book!
