Museums can be murder... The grand launch of a new exhibit at Bexford Museum takes a dark turn when Detective Sergeant Guy Poole and Detective Inspector Sam Brock discover a body among the displays. With whispers of a lost treasure, a tangled web of suspects, and personal stakes on the line, they must stay sharp to uncover the killer. Detective Sergeant Poole faces the daunting task of revealing a painful truth to his mother, risking the loss of a second parent. Meanwhile, Detective Inspector Brock is at a crossroads, confronting major decisions about his future. Can they unravel the mystery and catch the killer before it’s too late?When the Party Died is the third Brock and Poole Mystery, a clever, character-driven whodunnit perfect for fans of classic village crime. ________________________________ Praise for the Brock & Poole Mystery Series: ? ? ? ? ? This is a truly enjoyable book, perfect for anyone who loves a good whodunnit with humour, love, and a hint of romance. ? ? ? ? ? Enjoyed the plot, the style of writing, the portrayal of the characters and the fluency of the writing. ? ? ? ? ? Characters are likeable, you are interested in what happens to them. ? ? ? ? ? This series of books is brilliant, just how I like them with an insight into the officers’ lives as well as the cases they are following. ? ? ? ? ? Fabulous characters, engaging, humorous and believable. ? ? ? ? ? A very human partnership… they don’t have all the answers and are not cardboard cutouts. ? ? ? ? ? Brock and Poole are great characters… written with flaws and all.
