Mr Murdoch is Dead
Formats: E-Book, Paperback, Hardback
Ages: 18+
A beloved teacher. A mysterious death.
A web of secrets waiting to unravel.
When the body of popular history teacher Raymond Murdoch is discovered in the history cupboard at Riverwood Academy, the small town of Ayr is thrown into turmoil. Newly promoted Detective Inspector Kim Berry, fresh from the bustle of Glasgow, takes charge of the investigation, but her return to Ayrshire brings more challenges than she anticipated.
As Kim digs deeper, a growing number of suspects emerge, each with something to hide. What was Mr Murdoch’s connection to a local drug dealer? Who was the mysterious visitor seen at his house the night before the murder? And could the key to solving the case lie buried in the past?
With twists and turns at every corner, Mr Murdoch Is Dead introduces DI Kim Berry, a determined detective navigating the secrets of a close-knit community while confronting shadows of her own. Perfect for fans of gripping mysteries with a touch of small-town charm, this is a whodunit that will keep you guessing until the final page.
Reviews
I read this while on holiday and absolutely loved it. It’s been a while since I’ve picked up a proper crime thriller, and it reminded me why I enjoy the genre so much. A smart plot, believable characters and plenty of twists kept me turning the pages right to the end. The writing is confident and visual — you can picture it playing out like a TV drama. If you enjoy clever, pacey crime fiction, this one’s well worth your time.
Love this book - great detective story full of twists and turns!
Demanding but well worth it. The reader needs to be on top form in order to absorb fully the multiple characters so brilliantly brought to life in this excellent novel. The plot and sub plots are put together superbly and create a fascinating read. The unexpected direction changes were very stimulating and it was a real pleasure to enjoy every page of this super story.
