The Night of Harrison Monk's Death & Pandora's Box (Jane Hetherington's Adventures in Detection: 1&2) now available as a 2 for 1 omnibus.
$2.99/£1.99 Kindle – including free paperback on Kindle Matchbook.
$2.99/£1.99 Kindle – including free paperback on Kindle Matchbook.
Following the death of a husband,, sets herself up in the private detective business. The Night of Harrison Monk’s Death follows her first month.
Jon and Carolyn King want Jane to discover who broke into their home wall safe, not to steal the substantial sum in it but to deposit money.
A young Chinese woman, who hasn't seen her fiancé since he argued with her family. Where is he and who is he?
A tramp comes to the library each morning to watch the street below with a pair of binoculars. The librarian doesn't like to pry, but would like to know why? Is he suspicious of his wife? A compiler of number plates? Jane thinks not. She thinks it’s all really very simple.
Felicity ‘borrowed’ her future mother-in-law’s jewellery (without asking or telling anyone) and hid it in a locked room in a house full of people. Somehow it’s been stolen. Can Jane retrieve it before its owner returns from holiday?
Sam who wants to know what, or possibly who, so preoccupies her wealthy boyfriend.
Dawn Gray asks Jane to prove her son is being bullied. It's a decision they'll both regret.
Did a near neighbour really stage his own disappearance?
What really happened on the night of Harrison Monk’s death?
Pandora's box follows our sleuthing housewife's second month in business.
Jane gets drawn into a local dispute. Can she stop things getting ugly, or is there more to it than meets the eye?
Roz's long buried secret has somehow been discovered. Can Jane track down the poison pen-pal threatening to disclose it?
Graham Burslem desperately needs to sell a highly valuable asset, there's no time to lose, but no one must know it's a fire sale. Jane helps, but no good deed ever go unpunished.
Jane’s patience is tested by Orla Wilson, a woman born out of her time, whose world turns out to be very, very wrong indeed.
All in all, it's another eventful month which sees Jane throw open a veritable Pandora's box of dark secrets, betrayals, duplicity, villains and lies.
Jon and Carolyn King want Jane to discover who broke into their home wall safe, not to steal the substantial sum in it but to deposit money.
A young Chinese woman, who hasn't seen her fiancé since he argued with her family. Where is he and who is he?
A tramp comes to the library each morning to watch the street below with a pair of binoculars. The librarian doesn't like to pry, but would like to know why? Is he suspicious of his wife? A compiler of number plates? Jane thinks not. She thinks it’s all really very simple.
Felicity ‘borrowed’ her future mother-in-law’s jewellery (without asking or telling anyone) and hid it in a locked room in a house full of people. Somehow it’s been stolen. Can Jane retrieve it before its owner returns from holiday?
Sam who wants to know what, or possibly who, so preoccupies her wealthy boyfriend.
Dawn Gray asks Jane to prove her son is being bullied. It's a decision they'll both regret.
Did a near neighbour really stage his own disappearance?
What really happened on the night of Harrison Monk’s death?
Pandora's box follows our sleuthing housewife's second month in business.
Jane gets drawn into a local dispute. Can she stop things getting ugly, or is there more to it than meets the eye?
Roz's long buried secret has somehow been discovered. Can Jane track down the poison pen-pal threatening to disclose it?
Graham Burslem desperately needs to sell a highly valuable asset, there's no time to lose, but no one must know it's a fire sale. Jane helps, but no good deed ever go unpunished.
Jane’s patience is tested by Orla Wilson, a woman born out of her time, whose world turns out to be very, very wrong indeed.
All in all, it's another eventful month which sees Jane throw open a veritable Pandora's box of dark secrets, betrayals, duplicity, villains and lies.
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