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A determined sleuth.And a terrible crime.London 1920. Veronica Vale is content with her obituary writing, parties with friends, and walks with her rescue dog, Benji.But when a shocking killing occurs at the Winter Garden Theatre and Veronica knows the victim, she finds herself doing more than writing about the death. She's investigating whodunnit and why.Veronica enlists her best friend Ruby Smythe, and her street-smart dog, Benji, to figure out what happened and get justice for the victim.Can our headstrong, clever, amateur sleuth catch the killer before the police? And what secrets will she uncover when she does?***If you love witty dialogue, 1920s British historical glamour, intrigue, and a fast-paced mystery, you'll adore Kitty Kildare's unputdownable whodunnits.

A resourceful sleuth.And a murky murder.London 1920: Veronica Vale is enjoying a quiet life of obituary writing at the newspaper and volunteer work at her beloved dogs' home.But when her best friend's brother is accused of murdering Arthur Buchanan following a sumptuous party, Veronica won't rest until she learns the truth. Todd Smythe is innocent Veronica and her street-smart dog, Benji, get to work figuring out what happened. But with the evidence mounting against Todd, she has her work cut out for her.Will our headstrong amateur sleuth catch the killer and clear Todd's name? And what troubling twists will she uncover when she does?***If you love witty dialogue, 1920s British historical glamour, intrigue, and a fast-paced mystery, you'll adore Kitty Kildare's unputdownable whodunnits.Death at the Drunken Duck is book two in the Veronica Vale Investigates series. It's a delightful 1920s British historical cozy murder mystery series set in the charms of London, with a dash of countryside manor house, and a swirl of classic whodunnit to tempt every mystery reader.

A tenacious sleuth.And a suspicious death.Veronica Vale is a sensible woman. And one thing she doesn't believe in is ghosts When a renowned paranormal investigator holds a book signing and ghost hunt in her family's pub, the Craven Arms, Veronica is less than amused but accepts their presence, providing they make a sizeable donation to her beloved dogs' home.Upon receiving an invitation to join the hunt, Ruby and Benji the dog, join Veronica for the evening and creep around the pub, convinced they won't find anything untoward. But when the paranormal expert dies during the investigation, rumours circulate that a ghost committed the heinous crime Veronica is certain a human hand was involved and sets forth to uncover the scoundrel and salvage her pub's reputation. With Ruby's help, they uncover rivalry, grudges, and corruption. But which motive led to the spooky demise? And does the pub now have a haunting new presence?***Find out in book 3 of the Veronica Vale Investigates series. This is a delightful 1920s British historical cozy murder mystery set in the charms of London, with a swirl of classic whodunnit to tempt every mystery reader.

A shocking event.And an uncertain future.Veronica Vale prides herself on being logical and adaptable. But when sometime friend and often thorn in her side, Inspector Jacob Templeton, is grievously injured, she discovers unresolved feelings that refuse to leave her alone. Pesky feelings.Dealing with her tussled emotions isn't aided by a murder outside of the Dripping Tap pub. And when her landlord, Gary Pickleton, is accused of the heinous crime and hauled in by the police, Veronica must act to ensure justice remains on track.But with an ailing, grumpy inspector to manage, a tricky murder to solve, and her family misbehaving, she has her hands full.***This is book 4 in the Veronica Vale Investigates series. If you love witty dialogue, 1920s British historical glamour, intrigue, and a fast-paced mystery, you'll adore Kitty Kildare's unputdownable whodunnits.

A perplexed sleuth.And an ice-cold slaying.Step into 1920s London, where the festive season is in full swing. Veronica Vale is looking forward to Christmas at the Swan Tavern with her dear friend Ruby, her dog Benji, and a group of friends, old and new.But as snow blankets the city, a tragedy shatters the merriment. John Robinson, a charismatic newcomer, meets a chilling end. His death is considered by most to be a tragic accident, but Veronica senses something amiss, a puzzle waiting to be unravelled like a Christmas ribbon. And what was an injured swan doing trapped underneath his body?Veronica and Ruby are determined to unveil the truth. As they delve into the party guests' secrets, they discover a web of mysteries, and with each clue they unearth, they inch closer to a chilling revelation that they have a killer at their gathering.Will the party end in mince pies and merriment, or is there more tragedy to come?***This is book 6 in the Veronica Vale Investigates series and is full of Christmas mystery and cozy crime. If you love witty dialogue, laugh-out-loud moments, 1920s British historical glamour, intrigue, and a fast-paced mystery, you'll adore Kitty Kildare's unputdownable whodunnits.

A cold-hearted act. A vexed sleuth.When local champion of industry and cricket fan Sir Gerald Langton is found dead in the cellar at the Jolly Cricketer after a charity cricket match, the idyllic pub is thrown into turmoil. Was it an accident, or did someone commit a terrible deed?Veronica Vale, our spirited amateur sleuth, can't ignore the signs foul play is most clearly afoot. The Jolly Cricketer becomes the centre of the investigation as Veronica uncovers secrets hidden beneath the polite, upper-class facade.From gossip shared over a gin fizz to rivalries on the cricket pitch, Veronica sorts friend from foe in a community where nearly everyone has a motive and almost everyone has something to hide.As she follows a trail that leads from dusty records to scandalous affairs, Veronica finds herself drawn into a mystery with more twists than a perfectly bowled over. And when an old friend and fellow journalist is accused of the murder, the pressure mounts to find the killer.***Death at the Jolly Cricketer is book 7 in the Veronica Vale Investigates series, a delightfully gripping 1920s historical cozy mystery that invites readers into a world where secrets simmer and traditions hold sway until a deadly scandal threatens to unravel it all.