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Murder on a Summer's Day
Murder on a Summer's Day: A Kate Shackleton Mystery | Frances Brody
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When the India Office seek help in finding Maharajah Narayan, last seen hunting on the Bolton Abbey estate, they call upon the expertise of renowned amateur detective Kate Shackleton to investigate. But soon a missing persons case turns to murder. Shot through the heart, Narayan's body has obviously not been in the woods overnight. Who brought it here, and from where? And what has happened to the hugely valuable diamond that was in the Maharajah's possession? An inexplicable murder ... As Kate digs deeper, she soon discovers that vengeance takes many forms. Was the Maharajah's sacrilegious act of shooting a white doe to blame? Or are growing rumors of a political motive too powerful for Kate to discount? One thing Kate is sure of: her own skills and insights. Qualities that she is sure will help her unravel a mysterious murder on that fateful summer's day.
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Amie
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Good mystery, but a little too long.

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rwmg
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An Indian Maharajah visits the Yorkshire estate of the Duke of Devonshire to go hunting. His horse comes back without him in the evening and the next day one of the grooms who had accompanied him in the morning is found drowned in the river. Kate Shackleton investigates on behalf of the Government.

A good twisty tale. The author makes even minor characters come alive so that the reader wonders what happened to them after the events in the novel.

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emmaturi
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Another murder mystery for Kate Shackleton to discover. This takes place in the English countryside, with at first Kate must find a missing Indian prince. Then it get rather complicated as these things do! I enjoyed it. #crimebooks

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emmaturi
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I very much enjoyed this book. The setting was in Northern Scotland and in a way reminded me of The Great Alone. In that the family (Dad and daughter) live near the forest in a small community.
It dealt with Lauren living with her dad, her mother disappeared about 10 years ago. There are many questions about it. Then a young women goes missing too. It also has a bit of a ghostly feel. These really ties in with the atmosphere. #bookcover

veritysalter I loved this one. 4y
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