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    A Death at Crystal Palace: A Euphemia Martins Mystery

    By Caroline Dunford

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    With the world hanging on the precipice of war, Euphemia learns that threats also lurk on a far more personal level…

    When Richenda Stapleford accepts what she believes to be an olive branch from her dangerous and scheming brother, Richard, Euphemia can’t help but feel that it’s just another act of treachery waiting to unfold. Buying into this uncommon act of kindness, Richenda goes against the wishes of her husband and takes their children to an event at the Crystal Palace, along with Euphemia, Bertram and Rory. As Euphemia learns that the British spymaster Fitzroy is also there, along with an important German delegation, the pieces fall into place and she realises that the implications are dire, both for the future of the Stapleford line and the world at large. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAccent Press
    Release dateOct 19, 2018
    ISBN9781786156389
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    A Death at Crystal Palace: A Euphemia Martins Mystery
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    Caroline Dunford

    Caroline Dunford has previously worked as a psychotherapist, a journalist and a non-fiction author. She has a deep love of story, which she believes is at the heart of human nature. She first declared, at five years old, that she wanted to be a writer but was told there was little options of it being a full time job. Undeterred, she started writing short stories, plays and mini novels. She became known for writing plays at primary school including casting and directing the performances.

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