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Murder at the Regatta

A Lady Marjorie Snellthorpe Mystery, Book 6

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Murder at the Regatta

By: Dawn Brookes
Narrated by: Pearl Hewitt
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The Henley Royal Regatta – where dark secrets rise to the surface. Attending the prestigious Henley Royal Regatta seems the perfect addition to Lady Marjorie Snellthorpe’s summer plans – a week of rowing races, Pimm’s and garden parties.

But when her friend Frederick’s old university chum is found drowned near Henley Bridge – in the exact spot where his cousin died twenty years ago – their riverside idyll turns deadly. As hidden memories surface within the exclusive members’ enclosure, Marjorie discovers both deaths may be linked to a historic accident.

And when Frederick’s life is threatened, Marjorie and friends must act fast to unmask the killer before another body flows downstream. Can the awesome foursome navigate the treacherous waters of Henley’s elite society to catch a murderer who’s determined to keep the past anchored down? Perfect for fans of 'The Thursday Murder Club', 'The Mystery Guest' and 'Murder Before Evensong', Murder at the Regatta will take you to the world of rivalry and relentless sleuthing. Join the fabulous four as they take on their trickiest case yet!

©2024, 2025 Dawn Brookes (P)2026 Dawn Brookes
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