MURDER AT HONEYCOMB FARM: A 1920s Historical Cozy Mystery

Josie Fairleigh knows honey. She's spent years turning Silas Rowntree's clover blend into the tea room's best-selling cake, and she knows the gentle old beekeeper wouldn't go near his own hives without his veil. So when he's found dead among them, stung but strangely untroubled by the gear hanging clean on its peg, she's the first to say the bees didn't do this.The whole village wants to believe it was an accident. Josie can't. Between a business partner with everything to lose, an apprentice hiding something in his coat pocket, an old flame with a stillroom full of secrets, and a niece clutching a folded letter she won't explain, Honeycomb Farm is holding more grudges than it is jars of honey. And someone doesn't want Josie asking questions.With Detective Inspector Julian Thackeray fighting his own doubts about the case, and her corgi Toffee refusing to go anywhere near one particular suspect, Josie has to sort truth from grief before the killer decides one tampered jar of honey wasn't warning enough.Cozy, clever, and steeped in lavender and clover honey, this sixth Josie Fairleigh Murder mystery delivers a charming small-town whodunit with plenty of secrets, suspects, and surprises. If you love gentle mysteries with a sharp sting, get your copy of Murder at Honeycomb Farm today and discover what's really buzzing in Meadowbrook Hollow.