Murder at Merry Beggars Hall - Kay Blythe

Category: Historical Fiction, Mystery, Novel
Language: EnglishKeywords: 1920's Cosy Mystery Jemima Flowerday
Written by Kay Blythe
Read by Sophie Aldred
Format: M4B
Bitrate: 128 Kbps
Unabridged
Murder at Merry Beggars Hall
By: Kay Blythe
Narrated by: Sophie Aldred
Series: Jemima Flowerday , Book 1
Release date
24-04-2025
Language
English
Format
Unabridged Audiobook
Length
11 hrs and 28 mins
Publisher
W. F. Howes Ltd
Categories
Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
December 1922, and society dressmaker Jemima Flowerday receives a letter from Lady Hamlash of Merry Beggars Hall, requesting three new gowns for the Christmas season. Lady Hamlash does not travel, so Jemima will need to visit the Hall in deepest Suffolk to work in situ.
The commission appeals to Jemima for more than one reason. It will bring her some much-needed income. More interestingly, the remote manor house was the scene of a grisly murder earlier that year, when Lady Hamlash, inspecting her plants in the walled garden, found a man’s severed head beneath a terracotta asparagus cloche.
The murder was never solved.
Jemima, addicted to mystery novels and with a proud history of solving crimes in her own world, is sure she can crack the case. That ambition becomes a little more complicated when, within hours of her arrival at Merry Beggars Hall, the household cook dies in front of her…
©2025 Kay Blythe (P)2025 W. F. Howes Ltd.
Written by Kay Blythe Read by Sophie Aldred Format: M4B Bitrate: 128 Kbps Unabridged
Murder at Merry Beggars Hall By: Kay Blythe Narrated by: Sophie Aldred Series: Jemima Flowerday , Book 1 Release date 24-04-2025 Language English Format Unabridged Audiobook Length 11 hrs and 28 mins Publisher W. F. Howes Ltd Categories Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
December 1922, and society dressmaker Jemima Flowerday receives a letter from Lady Hamlash of Merry Beggars Hall, requesting three new gowns for the Christmas season. Lady Hamlash does not travel, so Jemima will need to visit the Hall in deepest Suffolk to work in situ.
The commission appeals to Jemima for more than one reason. It will bring her some much-needed income. More interestingly, the remote manor house was the scene of a grisly murder earlier that year, when Lady Hamlash, inspecting her plants in the walled garden, found a man’s severed head beneath a terracotta asparagus cloche.
The murder was never solved.
Jemima, addicted to mystery novels and with a proud history of solving crimes in her own world, is sure she can crack the case. That ambition becomes a little more complicated when, within hours of her arrival at Merry Beggars Hall, the household cook dies in front of her…
©2025 Kay Blythe (P)2025 W. F. Howes Ltd.