British Book Tour Mysteries

Chocolate should not be associated with sudden death. Claire is only guiding readers to the sites of mystery books; she isn't responsible for the body in the chocolate factory. She doesn't want to discover murder in the city of York or any part of Yorkshire where she takes her curious tourists.

When Claire Barclay took her dog for a quick walk, she didn't expect to find a body, especially in the middle of Edinburgh. It was a young woman. A sad situation, but not her concern, or so she thinks.

Claire Barclay is happily taking tourists to the sites of mystery novels in Britain. Her husband Detective Inspector Mark Evans is rushing off to sites of murder when called. They have worked out a stable homelife which is suddenly disrupted by ten-year-old Amber. Neither Claire nor Mark had any intention of being a parent. They struggle to adjust their lives and are coming to some kind of stability when Claire and Amber discover a body in the church. For the first time Claire is torn between her driving curiosity to find the killer and her need to protect her newly acquired daughter. Her best friend Stella would be a help if she wasn't a suspect. Because the murder occurs in Claire's village, many of her friends and acquaintances are suspects. With the best logic behind, her Claire makes an error in judgment and finds herself facing an immediate and fatal threat.