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A widow, Ursula Ottoway lives in a cottage, high up on the Cumbrian fells overlooking idyllic countryside. But life is far from peaceful as her landlord, ambitious politician Marcus Grenville, wants his property back.

Another Man’s Poison is the fifth mystery novel featuring George and Molly Palmer-Jones by Ann Cleeves, author of the Shetland and Vera Stanhope crime series.Molly Palmer-Jones arrives at her aunt Ursula’s house one morning, only to find her body slumped lifeless on the sofa . . .Ursula Ottway’s ...

A widow, Ursula Ottoway lives in a cottage, high up on the Cumbrian fells overlooking idyllic countryside. But life is far from peaceful as her landlord, ambitious politician Marcus Grenville, wants his property back.

A widow, Ursula Ottoway lives in a cottage, high up on the Cumbrian fells overlooking idyllic countryside. But life is far from peaceful as her landlord, ambitious politician Marcus Grenville, wants his property back.

The third Inspector Ramsay novel concerns a mother and daughter who live a strangely inseparable existence on the Headland, an isolated community on the coast. The mother's bizarre behaviour eventually leads Ramsay back to the Headland as an investigator.

The third Inspector Ramsay novel concerns a mother and daughter who live a strangely inseparable existence on the Headland, an isolated community on the coast. The mother's bizarre behaviour eventually leads Ramsay back to the Headland as an investigator.

The 6th Inspector Ramsay book is set in the Northumberland that the author knows so well and concerns a prescient girl and the disappearance of her mother.

When fifteen-year-old Marilyn Howe turns up alone and frightened on Inspector Ramsay’s doorstep he has little choice but to invite her in. Marilyn and her mother, Kathleen, are a familiar sight around Heppleburn, a strangely inseparable couple. But Kathleen has unaccountably failed to return home...

In England's birdwatching paradise, a new breed has been sighted - a murderer. Young Tom French was found dead, lying in a marsh on the Norfolk coast, with his head bashed in and his binoculars still around his neck. One of the best birders in England, Tom had put the village of Rushy on the bird...