A Medal For Murder

In A Medal For Murder, amateur sleuth Kate Shackleton tackles a pawn-shop robbery that leads to murder and a thrilling theatre mystery.

In A Medal For Murder, the second novel in the beloved Kate Shackleton series, readers are introduced to a gripping tale of intrigue and suspense. Kate Shackleton, an amateur sleuth, finds herself embroiled in a pawn-shop robbery that quickly escalates into a much darker mystery. Set against the backdrop of Harrogate, the story unfolds as Kate navigates through a web of deception, where murder lurks just around the corner. This thrilling narrative captures the essence of cosy crime, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they unravel the clues alongside Kate.

As the plot thickens, a night at the theatre takes a shocking turn when Kate stumbles upon a body with a knife protruding from its chest. This gruesome discovery leads her deeper into the heart of the mystery, revealing the chilling reality that a killer may be hiding among the performers. The tension escalates when a ransom note demanding £1,000 for the safe return of the play's leading lady surfaces, forcing Kate to put her sleuthing skills to the ultimate test.

With a blend of charming characters and a richly detailed setting, A Medal For Murder presents a delightful yet suspenseful journey. Frances Brody's storytelling shines as she weaves together elements of danger, drama, and a touch of humour, making this instalment a must-read for fans of the genre. As Kate Shackleton continues to grow in her role as a detective, readers will be left eagerly anticipating her next adventure.