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Murder at Everham Hall (Audio Book) by Benedict Brown

 


Rating: ★★★★★


With Murder at Everham Hall, Benedict Brown launches the Marius Quin Mystery series in spectacular fashion. This delightful historical whodunit set in 1927 England sweeps you into the world of Marius Quin, a mystery author turned amateur sleuth. When murder strikes at a New Year's Eve party, Marius teams up with his childhood friend Lady Isabella to uncover the killer in their midst.

Brown's eye for period detail makes 1927 England come alive. The setting of Everham Hall, an aristocratic country manor, is vividly drawn and full of secrets. Marius and Isabella make an endearing detective duo, using charm and wit to peel back the layers of deception. The mystery itself is expertly crafted, with plenty of twists and misdirection to keep you guessing.

Where Murder at Everham Hall truly shines is in its fizzy tone and lively characters. Marius is immensely appealing as a protagonist, and his banter with Isabella crackles with humor and chemistry. The supporting cast offers up an array of eccentric suspects, all with motives to silence the victim. Brown balances the intrigue with a light touch, letting the joy of the era and friendships shine through.

I adored both the mystery and the immersion into 1927 England. Benedict Brown's writing dazzles with its quick wit, clear suspense, and depth of historical detail. Murder at Everham Hall is a hugely entertaining launch to the Marius Quin series that has me eagerly anticipating the next case. A stellar five stars!

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