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A Thief in Stickleback Hollow

A Thief in Stickleback Hollow

A British Victorian Cozy Mystery

C. S. Woolley

Publication
November 29, 2016
Publisher
Mightier Than the Sword UK Publications

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A shattered peace, a manor house burgled, and the butler didn’t do it! Can she find the thief before the wrong man gets sent to prison?

Lady Sarah Montgomery Baird Watson-Wentworth never intended to solve crimes, but after her parents’ untimely death and her unexpected return to England, she can’t seem to escape from mysteries. Even in a sleepy rural manor house on the border of a quaint country village. The perfect escape is destroyed by a break-in, an attack on the butler, and the theft of her father’s pocket watch.

Fingers are pointing at the surly, but handsome groundskeeper as the thief, but an unconvinced Lady Sarah is determined to search for the truth, with a local constable to help her in her hunt. Shady characters lurk down every leafy lane, and with someone desperately trying to keep the perilous secret of her parents demise, there is more at risk than her fortune.

Can this clever aristocrat unmask a crook before the criminal silences her for good?

If you like historical mysteries, unexpected twists and female sleuths from high society, you’ll love C.S. Woolley’s captivating series.

Buy A Thief in Stickleback Hollow today and be swept away by the first of these enthralling Mysteries of Stickleback Hollow.

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C. S. Woolley

C.S. Woolley (Caroline Sarah Woolley) was born in Macclesfield, Cheshire and raised in the nearby town of Wilmslow. From an early age she discovered she had a flair and passion for writing. This was fuelled by winning local poetry and short story competitions during her years at Mottram St. Andrews Primary…

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