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Murder at Clover Farm

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Murder at Clover Farm

Di: Jane Bettany
Letto da: Hannah Parker
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'A gripping cozy crime with lots of heart.' Alice Castle

Former rockstar Tarquin Gold thought he had left his wild days behind when he traded in his glamorous lifestyle to become a farmer, but his dreams of a peaceful life come crashing down when murder rocks his newly opened glamping site.

As fate would have it, amateur sleuth Violet Brewster is also a guest at the Clover Farm glampsite – and, finding herself once again at the centre of a crime scene, she can’t resist getting involved in the investigation.

Is the killer a random stranger, or does one of the campers have a hidden agenda? Can Violet solve the mystery and restore peace to Tarquin’s tranquil retreat before the killer strikes again?

Readers are obsessed with Jane Bettany:

'Murder and intrigue collide in a lovely rural setting – what more could you ask for?' Faith Martin

'An ideal holiday read for cozy-crime lovers.' Judith Cutler

'An engaging cosy mystery with a compelling cast of suspects and a wonderfully atmospheric setting.' S. A. Reeves

'A convincing, character-driven mystery in the appealing setting of an escapist glamping getaway – what a winning combination!' Debbie Young

'An entertaining and engaging cozy mystery set against a beautiful backdrop.’ Clare Chase

'If it’s cosy crime you’re after, this has all the essential ingredients’ Daily Mail

‘Jane Bettany delivers cosy with a dash of sass – thoroughly enjoyable and utterly irresistible’ Peter Boland

‘A murder mystery with a blossoming romance … what more could one ask for? Delicious!’ Katie Gayle

‘Completely compelling from the get-go, I didn’t want to put it down! Brilliant cosy mystery at its most charming best.’ Jonathan Whitelaw

‘A perfect cosy mystery with an engaging cast of characters and a beautifully drawn setting’ Roz Watkins

'If you love cozy crime/mystery books then you will not be disappointed… A book to put to the top of your ‘must read now’ pile!’ C.L. Peache

'A cosy mystery to keep you guessing' My Weekly

©2026 Jane Bettany (P)2026 HarperCollins Publishers
Cozy Detective dilettante Donne detective Narrativa di crimini Narrativa di genere Piccoli centri e rurale Poliziesco
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Recensioni della critica

Praise for Jane Bettany:'Mistletoe and murder, friends, family and deceit — this has it all' Faith Martin
'An entertaining and engaging cozy mystery set against a beautiful backdrop.’ Clare Chase
'If it’s cosy crime you’re after, this has all the essential ingredients’ Daily Mail
‘Jane Bettany delivers cosy with a dash of sass – thoroughly enjoyable and utterly irresistible’ Peter Boland
‘A murder mystery with a blossoming romance … what more could one ask for? Delicious!’ Katie Gayle
‘Completely compelling from the get-go, I didn’t want to put it down! Brilliant cosy mystery at its most charming best.’ Jonathan Whitelaw
‘A perfect cosy mystery with an engaging cast of characters and a beautifully drawn setting’ Roz Watkins
'If you love cozy crime/mystery books then you will not be disappointed… A book to put to the top of your ‘must read now’ pile!’ C.L. Peache
'A cosy mystery to keep you guessing' My Weekly
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