When a journey to New York is interrupted by missing diamonds and a body in the lifeboat, there is only one woman who can help: Fen Churche! 1945.
A compulsively readable thriller that has me waiting with bated breath for the next.\' Bookish Jottings ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.
A marvellous treat for historical mystery fans...
Readers are totally addicted to Fliss Chester ! \'Nail-biting suspense and powerful emotion...
Kinsey and Jacqueline Winspear.
With only rolling waves and sea mists for company, can Fen solve the case before they dock in New York and the killer escapes for good? You\'ll be utterly hooked from page one of this warm and witty cozy! An absolute treat for fans of Agatha Christie, T.
E.
But it isn\'t until Fen realises that one person is missing from the passenger list that she is finally on the murderer\'s trail.
Through her sleuthing she meets light-hearted lieutenants returning from the war, charming cabin boys and snooty first-class passengers who look down their nose at her.
When another body turns up, hidden in a lifeboat, whilst the ship is in the middle of the Atlantic, Fen feels sure these dreadful crimes are linked.
With no police on board and a frantic captain, Fen decides to do a little snooping of her own.
Fen finds Genie, a young actress bound for Broadway, strangled in her own cabin.
Looking forward to relaxing with her favourite crossword puzzles, Fen\'s quiet passage is horribly disrupted by another crime - this time a murder.
Nothing will stand in the way of her trip, not even when an eccentric heiress\'s diamond tiara goes missing...
She books passage on a steam ship from France to America, excited to dance the night away in the glamorous ballroom and play games on deck.
Fen Churche follows her dreams and sails for New York.
When a journey to New York is interrupted by missing diamonds and a body in the lifeboat, there is only one woman who can help: Fen Churche! 1945
