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A LESSON IN MURDER
By Matthew Costello and Neil Richards
Published by Bastei
Entertainment, March 9, 2015
ISBN: 9783732508457
1,99€
/ $1.99 / £1.49 Ÿ 80
pages Ÿ Cozy Crime Series
The celebrated Cherringham series is back
and even more deadly with twelve new, gripping ebook episodes, published in
English by Bastei Entertainment, the digital department of one of Germany’s
leading publishers, Bastei Lübbe AG. A serial novel à la Charles Dickens, a new episode will be released in 12 monthly
installments, beginning with A Lesson in
Murder by award-winning transatlantic authors Matt Costello and Neil
Richards (Bastei
Entertainment, 1,99€/$1.99/£1.49, ebook, March 9, 2015).
Set in the sleepy English village of
Cherringham, the detective series brings together an unlikely sleuthing duo:
English web designer Sarah and American ex-cop Jack. Thrilling and deadly—and
best savored with a spot of tea—it's like Rosamunde Pilcher meets Inspector
Barnaby. Each of the self-contained episodes offers an absorbing, quick read
for the morning commute, the wait in the doctor’s office, or when curling up
with a hot cuppa.
A Lesson in Murder: When Jack and
Sarah are called to investigate mysterious pranks at an exclusive girls’
private school, it seems at first to be the work of a few unscrupulous pupils
with grudges. But things quickly turn serious when a popular teacher meets a
sudden, violent end.
Now,
with murder in the air, Jack and Sarah have their own lessons to learn about
Cherringham Girls School, its dark secrets…and who wanted that teacher dead
before they learned the truth.
MATTHEW
COSTELLO (US-based)
is the author of a number of successful novels, including Home (2014), Vacation
(2011) and Beneath Still Waters
(1989), which was adapted by Lionsgate as a major motion picture. He has
written for the Disney Channel, BBC, SyFy and has also designed dozens of
bestselling games including the critically acclaimed The 7th Guest, Doom 3, Rage and Pirates of the Caribbean.
NEIL
RICHARDS (UK-based) has worked as a producer and writer in
TV and film, creating scripts for BBC, Disney, and Channel 4, and earning
numerous Bafta nominations along the way. He’s also written script and story
for over 20 video games including The Da
Vinci Code, and consults around the world on digital storytelling.
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