A Grave in the Cotswolds: Death visits a sleepy country village (The Cotswold Mysteries Book 8)

Review 'The classic English village mystery is alive and well and living in Gloucestershire' Sherlock Magazine Product Description Undertaker Drew Slocombe is not having a good day. His business is failing, the car needs an MOT (safety inspection) and hes driving 120 miles to the Cotswolds to carry out the late Greta Simmonds final wishes. Unfortunately, when he gets there, a string of bureaucratic mistakes means that hes now the chief suspect of a murder inquiry. Hes beginning to wish he had never heard of Greta Simmonds. Thea Osborne and her loyal spaniel Hepzie are still pursuing their occupation as house-sitters, despite the disastrous incidents of the past. At the moment they are staying in Greta Simmonds house, which is currently between ownership. Thea is torn between moving back home or waiting for the execution of the will. After all, she does have outstanding payments due. Then the discovery of a body in a nearby field takes the decision out of Theas hands, and she finds herself embroiled in a murder investigation once again. Having befriended the polices only suspect, Drew Slocombe, Thea believes him to be innocent. As Thea and Drew work together to clear his name, it slowly dawns on them that in a village simmering with secrets, a means and a motive could be laid at anybodys door. Undertaker Drew Slocombe Is Not Having A Good Day. His Business Is Failing, The Car Needs An Mot And He's Driving 120 Miles To The Cotswolds To Carry Out The Late Greta Simmonds' Final Wishes. Unfortunately, When He Gets There, A String Of Mistakes Leaves Him The Chief Suspect Of A Murder Inquiry. He's Beginning To Wish He Had Never Heard Of Greta Simmonds. Thea Osborne Is Still Pursuing Her Occupation As House-sitter, Despite The Disastrous Incidents Of The Past. While Staying In Greta Simmonds' House, Currently Between Ownership, She Is Torn Between Moving Back Home Or Waiting For The Execution Of The Will. Then The Discovery Of A Body In A Nearby Field Takes The Decision Out Of Thea's Hands, And She Finds Herself Embroiled In A Murder Investigation Once Again. But Thea Believes Drew Slocombe Is Innocent. As Thea And Drew Work Together To Clear His Name, It Slowly Dawns On Them That In A Village Simmering With Secrets, A Means And A Motive Could Be Laid At Anybody's Door. Thea Osborne and her loyal spaniel Hepzie are still pursuing their occupation as house-sitters, despite the disastrous incidents of the past. At the moment they are staying in the late Greta Simmonds' house, which is currently between ownership. But when a body is discovered in a nearby field, Thea finds herself embroiled in a murder investigation once again. After befriending undertaker Drew Slocombe, she soon finds she's aligned herself with the police's only suspect. Believing him to be innocent, Thea works together with Drew to clear his name, although it slowly dawns on them that in a village simmering with secrets, a means and a motive could be laid at anybody's door. Undertaker Drew Slocombe is not having a good day. His business is failing, the car needs an MOT and he's driven 120 miles to the Cotswolds to carry out the late Greta Simmond's final wishes. Unfortunately, when he gets there, a string of bureaucratic mistakes means that he's now the chief suspect of a murder inquiry. Thea Osborne and her loyal spaniel Hepzie are house-sitting at Greta Simmonds' house, which is currently between ownership. Then the discovery of a body in a nearby field finds her embroiled in a murder investigation once again