An Ambush of Tigers
Dr Nell Ward, Book 7
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After a dazzling Indian wedding, Nell and Rav return to a frost-kissed Finchmere, eager to host their blessing in the woodland Nell loves best. But, as their nearest and dearest gather, someone is setting a deadly snare.
The country estate is in its winter finery, with new artisans creating crafts for the Festive Finchmere Christmas Market. Before the celebrations unfold, a shocking secret is revealed, which shows how their families were fatally intertwined, centuries before Nell and Rav said, 'I do.'
As their newlywed bliss unravels, some of their party are poisoned - and Rav is forced to face the risk of losing those he loves. While Nell wrestles with her own family history, the tragedies in Rav's sow seeds of doubt as she hunts down the murderer.
But Nell cannot expose the truth that will save Rav, his family, and their relationship without evidence.
Using all her ecological skills - and all her nerve - Nell must set a dangerous trap for the most cold-blooded killer she's encountered yet.
With the predator poised to pounce, can Nell lure them out of hiding before someone else she loves becomes their prey?©2025 Sarah Yarwood-Lovett (P)2025 Bonnier Books UK
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