Mortmain Hall is the second book in the Rachel Savernake series by Martin Edwards. Released 22nd Sept by Poisoned Pen Press, it's pages and available in paperback and ebook formats. It's worth noting that the ebook format has a handy interactive table of contents as well as interactive links and references throughout/5(). · Mortmain Hall is the second book in a mystery series written by Martin Edwards. It follows amateur sleuth Rachel Savernake in the ’s, following a strange series of events, crime, and murder. In the wake of these events, several individuals, just barely within reach of being framed for these crimes, are brought together as a common denominator. Linking these events together, those . · In , when this tale takes place, plenty of mischief swirls around Mortmain Hall, perched on high cliffs near the end of a (lonely, of course) promontory that reaches into the stormy North Sea. Most innocent of the mansion’s occupants is the family heir, Felix Dobell, who lost a leg in the Great War and is in an advanced state of www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 4 mins.
Mortmain Hall is the second book in a mystery series written by Martin Edwards. It follows amateur sleuth Rachel Savernake in the 's, following a strange series of events, crime, and murder. In the wake of these events, several individuals, just barely within reach of being framed for these crimes, are brought together as a common. Reviews for Mortmain Hall: 'Maintains a cracking pace Elegant period escapism' Mail on Sunday. 'A classic whodunit' Daily Express. 'Rachel Savernake is on spectacular form A Miss Marple for the 21st century' Daily Mail. 'Martin Edwards is a guru of the Golden Age. Mortmain Hall. ( ratings by Goodreads) Paperback. English. By (author) Martin Edwards. Share. A superb Golden Age mystery packed with twists, from the winner of the Diamond Dagger ENGLAND, Grieving widows are a familiar sight on London's Necropolis Railway. So when an elegant young woman in a black veil boards the funeral.
In , when this tale takes place, plenty of mischief swirls around Mortmain Hall, perched on high cliffs near the end of a (lonely, of course) promontory that reaches into the stormy North Sea. Most innocent of the mansion’s occupants is the family heir, Felix Dobell, who lost a leg in the Great War and is in an advanced state of decline. Martin Edwards is the recipient of the CWA Diamond Dagger Award for sustained excellence in his crime writing career and his significant contribution to the genre. His most recent novel, set in , is Gallows Court. His seventh and most recent Lake District Mystery is The Dungeon House. Mortmain Hall is the second book in the Rachel Savernake series by Martin Edwards. Released 22nd Sept by Poisoned Pen Press, it's pages and available in paperback and ebook formats. It's worth noting that the ebook format has a handy interactive table of contents as well as interactive links and references throughout.
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