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Libby Sarjeant returns to take on her latest case in the gripping and unputdownable twenty-third novel in Lesley Cookman's much-loved series.

The twisty and compulsive twenty-second novel in the much-loved Libby Sarjeant series by Lesley Cookman.

New edition of the bestselling Libby Sarjeant murder mystery series that includes a map of Steeple Martin, cast of characters and a bonus chapter from the next title in the series.Kent village sleuth Libby Sarjeant and her psychic investigator friend Fran Castle befriend Bella Morleigh, who has inherited a derelict theatre. When an unknown body is discovered inside the theatre, they feel duty bound to help with the investigation.Although Libby is rather distracted by the preparations for her friends’ Civil Partnership ceremony, she’s getting the hang of using a computer to dig for information. However, when a second body is found it is one of Fran’s psychic moments that makes the connection between the deaths; a connection with startling results.

The twisty and compulsive twenty-first novel in the much-loved Libby Sarjeant series by Lesley Cookman.

The twenty-fifth novel in the much-loved Libby Sarjeant series by Lesley Cookman.

The second in the Libby Sarjeant Murder Mystery Series.Could it have been murder? When old Eleanor Bridges dies on her birthday at The Laurels nursing home, no-one except her niece, Fran Castle, suspects anything. But when the will goes missing, and Fran's newly discovered relatives appear to be doing everything in their power to obstruct investigations, she enlists the help of herfriend Libby Sarjeant. Together they uncover sinister events in the past, greed and elements of witchcraft, all of which provide a multiplicity of motives, and it isn't until a second body is discovered that the murderer is unmasked.

The eighth title in the Libby Sarjeant series.Libby Sarjeant and her friend Fran are invited by Fran's creative writing tutor to investigate a house that is reputedly haunted. For once, Libby can be as nosy as she likes without ploughing straight into a murder investigation, for the only deaths here appear to have occurred over a hundred years ago. But perhaps someone alive today doesn't want Libby to continue? And if so, will she be safe?