The Vicar’s Missing Umbrella
When a valuable brooch vanishes during the Thornfield village fĂȘte, retired schoolteacher Agnes Plum quietly notices what the police entirely overlook.
When a valuable brooch vanishes during the Thornfield village fĂȘte, retired schoolteacher Agnes Plum quietly notices what the police entirely overlook.
When mild-mannered auditor Cecily Marsh notices something peculiar about a colleague’s new office plant, she unravels a quietly devastating pension fraud hiding in plain sight.
When a prize dahlia vanishes from Nettlewick’s annual show, retired librarian Constance Fry notices the one detail that exposes a surprisingly calculated theft.
When mild-mannered auditor Philippa Crest notices a curious pattern in a regional bank’s expense reports, she unravels a quietly devastating fraud hiding in plain sight.
When the village clockmaker is found robbed on the night of the harvest supper, retired schoolteacher Agnes Plum notices that the thief’s alibi has one small, telling flaw.
When mild-mannered bank archivist Cecily Pond notices an old account quietly siphoning funds through forgotten paperwork, she must outwit a charming fraudster before Friday’s audit closes the books.
When a beloved brooch vanishes during the Thornwick village fĂȘte, retired librarian Edith Marlow notices that the most obvious suspect is hiding something far more innocent.
When Thornfield’s beloved church clock stops at the exact moment a valuable painting vanishes, retired schoolteacher Agnes Bramble suspects the coincidence is anything but accidental.
When the beloved clockmaker of Nettlewick is found robbed on market day, retired librarian Edith Bramble notices the one detail that everyone else overlooked.
When the church organist is found slumped over his instrument mid-recital, retired schoolteacher Dorothea Fenn suspects the silence itself holds the answer.
When the village clockmaker is found dead beside his finest timepiece, retired schoolteacher Agnes Pollock notices that something in the workshop tells a very different story about the time of death.
When the village clockmaker reports a theft from his own shop, retired schoolteacher Edith Crane notices that the clocks themselves tell a very different story.