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The Body at the Windmill

A Georgina Drake Mystery, Book 7

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The Body at the Windmill

By: Kate Hardy
Narrated by: Tamsin Kennard
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Summary

When a school trip turns deadly at a restored windmill, photographer Georgina Drake finds herself swept up in a murderous plot…

After a class of children falls mysteriously ill and their teacher dies from eating poisoned sausage rolls, suspicion falls on mill owner Louise Wilkins. And when Georgina's beloved spaniel Bert eats the same contaminated food, the case becomes deeply personal.

Working with her aristocratic friend Sybbie and the ever-skeptical DI Colin Bradshaw, Georgina delves into the mill's dark history and uncovers a chilling parallel: over a century earlier, the miller's daughter was accused of poisoning a local family with arsenic-laced flour. Is someone using the Victorian case as a blueprint for a modern-day murder? With the poisoner growing bolder and time running out, can Georgina solve both mysteries before the truth is buried forever…?

Note: I made a minor spelling correction from "sceptical" to "skeptical" to align with Merriam-Webster spelling standards. The text was otherwise grammatically correct and maintained its original formatting.

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