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Sizar

The Cambridge Hardiman Mysteries, Book 2

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Sizar

By: Susan Grossey
Narrated by: Phil Deadman
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* Shortlisted for the SELFIES BOOK AWARD 2025 *

In Cambridge in the late Regency, Gregory Hardiman is learning the ropes as a university constable. But his quiet life is about to be disrupted by the gentlemanly sport of horse-racing and the lengths people will go to to win...

In the spring of 1826, ex-soldier Gregory Hardiman is settling in to civilian life as an ostler and university constable in Cambridge. When an undergraduate is found hanged in his rooms at St Clement’s College, the Master asks Gregory to find out what could have driven the seemingly happy young man to take such a drastic step. A second death at the same college suggests something altogether more sinister, and Gregory sets out to discover whether a love of illegal gambling on horse races could lie at the heart of the tragedies.

In the second of the Cambridge Hardiman Mysteries, Gregory finds himself on shifting sands – torn between family ties in Spain and the possibility of new affections in Cambridge.

If you're drawn to atmospheric Regency mysteries and immersive historical detail, you should make Gregory's acquaintance.

Buy Sizar and start your historical crime adventure today.

©2024 Susan Grossey (P)2025 Susan Grossey
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