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    The Calling Card Murders: An Eliza Thomson Investigates Murder Mystery
    The Calling Card Murders: An Eliza Thomson Investigates Murder Mystery
    The Calling Card Murders: An Eliza Thomson Investigates Murder Mystery
    Audiobook6 hours

    The Calling Card Murders: An Eliza Thomson Investigates Murder Mystery

    Written by VL McBeath

    Narrated by Nicola Victoria Vincent

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    About this audiobook

    A prestigious department store, a fatal stabbing, and four calling cards.

    Eliza Thomson Investigates…


    September 1905: In need of an outfit for Connie’s special day, Eliza treats them to a day’s shopping at her favourite London store. After a successful morning, tragedy strikes.


    Connie is knocked to the ground as two men push past them, but there is no help at hand. Feet away, a man lies dying, a knife protruding from his side.


    With no witnesses, and the identity of the victim a mystery, the only clue is the four calling cards found in the man’s jacket pocket. Can they shed any light on who he is? And why anyone would want him dead?


    This is the eighth audiobook standalone story in the Eliza Thomson Investigates series. If you like Miss Marple-style murder mysteries and historical women with attitude, you’ll love this historical British series.


    Get your copy today!


    Books in the Eliza Thomson Investigates series:


    •A Deadly Tonic (ebook and paperback only)

    •Murder in Moreton

    •Death of an Honourable Gent

    •Dying for a Garden Party

    •A Scottish Fling

    •The Palace Murder

    •Death by the Sea

    •Murder at the Marquee

    •The Calling Card Murders

    •A Christmas Murder (ebook and paperback only)



    NB. This series is written in UK English


    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherValyn Publishing
    Release dateFeb 25, 2024
    ISBN9781913838386
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