Murder in the Air - Organ, Emily
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Is airship travel safe? Not if there's a killer on board. Former spy Augusta Peel would rather be repairing old books, but Scotland Yard persuades her to help with a surveillance operation. Despite a hatred of heights, she must work undercover on an airship. The trip takes a turn when a corpse is found in a cabin. Augusta now has a new challenge on her hands. Can she identify the murderer? It's tricky finding a motive among the sophisticated passengers - many are sophisticated liars too. Events escalate when the killer strikes again. The airship murderer is covering their tracks. Augusta faces…mehr

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Is airship travel safe? Not if there's a killer on board. Former spy Augusta Peel would rather be repairing old books, but Scotland Yard persuades her to help with a surveillance operation. Despite a hatred of heights, she must work undercover on an airship. The trip takes a turn when a corpse is found in a cabin. Augusta now has a new challenge on her hands. Can she identify the murderer? It's tricky finding a motive among the sophisticated passengers - many are sophisticated liars too. Events escalate when the killer strikes again. The airship murderer is covering their tracks. Augusta faces a race against time before the culprit tracks her down and silences her too. A stylish, atmospheric tale of secrets and murder in 1920s London. Perfect for fans of Jacqueline Winspear, Rhys Bowen, and Agatha Christie.
Autorenporträt
Emily Organ is the author of over thirty historical cozy mysteries set in Victorian and 1920s England. Her bestselling series include the Penny Green Victorian Mysteries, the Augusta Peel Mysteries, and her newest Emma Langley Victorian Mysteries, in which a plucky widow teams up with former reporter Penny Green. She also writes the Churchill & Pemberley cozy mysteries, featuring two spirited senior sleuths. Emily's books combine warmth, wit, and a love of history, inspired by her fascination with London's past.