Too Hot for Comfort

In Too Hot for Comfort, DI Chrissy Chambers and journalist Nick Potterton investigate the firebombing of an environmentalist's camper van, uncovering deeper truths.

In Too Hot for Comfort, the third installment of Andrew Bibby's Cumbrian Fells Trilogy, readers are drawn into a gripping mystery that unfolds against the stunning backdrop of England's Lake District. Following the events of In the Cold of the Night and The Bad Step, the story centers on DI Chrissy Chambers and journalist Nick Potterton. Their investigation begins when a local environmentalist's camper van is firebombed, raising questions about the motives behind the attack and the identity of the perpetrator.

Joan Arkle, a dedicated climate change activist, has retreated to the Lake District to immerse herself in the natural beauty she cherishes and to work as a wildlife photographer. However, her passion for environmental advocacy leads to increasing hostility from those who oppose her views. As she navigates this treacherous landscape, Joan finds herself facing not only the challenges of her activism but also a growing list of enemies. The firebombing of her camper van marks a turning point, thrusting her into the center of a dangerous mystery.

As DI Chambers and Nick delve deeper into the case, they must unravel the complex web of relationships and motivations surrounding Joan. Who is responsible for the attack, and what secrets lie beneath the surface? Too Hot for Comfort expertly weaves together themes of environmentalism, personal conviction, and the darker aspects of human nature, all set against the breathtaking scenery of one of England's most beloved national parks.