Murder at the Fair

Murder at the FairAuthor: Greg Mosse ISBN: 9781399715249 Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton Year first published: 12 Oct 2024 Pages: 352 Format: Paperback softback It is a lovely day at the fair but someone thinks it is a lovely day for murder Summer is in full swing in the picturesque Sussex countryside, and Maisie Cooper is bound for the annual Bitling Fair. Maisie expects to enjoy homemade cakes, a glass of cider and a spot of Morris dancing. But what she doesn't bargain

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