Product Description

'Floundering in the footsteps of a deliberately downplayed police enquiry, Libby manages to stir up more mud than the rotavator'. When television personality Lewis Osbourne-Walker buys Creekmarsh Place, near Steeple Martin in Kent, Libby Sarjeant's son Adam is employed to help with the renovation of the garden. What he doesn't expect is to uncover a long buried corpse. Libby, naturally, wants to know more about it, but the police aren't going to tell her, and with her friend Fran's mind on other things, she has to go it alone, with interesting and possibly catastrophic results.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #18330 in Books
• Published on: 2009-05-18
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 352 pages

Review
Praise for Lesley Cookman.'With fascinating characters and an intriguing plot, this is a real page turner' - Katie Fforde'Intrigue, romance and a touch of murder in a picturesque village setting' - Liz Young

About the Author
LESLEY COOKMAN, a former freelance features writer and editor, lives in Whitstable in Kent. This is her fifth novel, she has also published How To Write A Pantomime.

Customer Reviews

Blooming good read
I do love a cosy murder mystery and have enjoyed all of the Libby Sargeant mysteries, but this one is my favouite so far. Nicely staged drama and a memorable and strangely likeable character in Lewis Osbourne -I hope he will appear in later books, too!