Robert Thorogood's The Marlow Murder Club Books in Order

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The Marlow Murder Club follows the crime-solving adventures of an eccentric seventysomething in the town of Marlow, England. She lives in an inherited, slightly disheveled mansion on the Thames, setting crossword puzzles for The Times to help fill her time. When one of her neighbours is murdered, she teams up with a dogwalker and the wife of the local vicar to get to the bottom of things.

The series is written by Robert Thorogood, best known as the creator of the popular and long-running British crime series Death in Paradise.

Memorable Quotes from The Marlow Murder Club…

  • “We’ve got one thing going for us, haven’t we?” “What’s that?” “We’re invisible.” “How do you mean?” “It’s like I said. We’re ‘older’ women, aren’t we? No one notices women over the age of about forty.”
  • If she had one piece of advice she’d give her younger self, it would be: don’t get old.
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Judith, Suzie, and Becks make a thrilling comeback in this second installment of the Marlow Murder Club series, crafted by the man behind the popular British television show, Death in Paradise.

The trio has been relishing a peaceful and murder-free period since last year’s incidents. The most exciting event on the horizon is the impending nuptials of Marlow’s eminent figure, Sir Peter Bailey, and his nurse, Jenny Page. A lavish party is scheduled at Sir Peter’s riverside mansion on the eve of their wedding, and Judith and her companions are eager to indulge in a bit of free champagne.

The celebration takes a grim turn when a sudden crash echoes throughout the mansion. The Marlow Murder Club hastily assembles to uncover the source, only to find the future groom lifeless in his study.

The study’s door was securely locked from the inside, prompting the police to dismiss any foul play. Yet, Judith is unconvinced. She firmly believes that Peter has been murdered! Now, it’s up to the Marlow Murder Club to track down the culprit and prevent another tragedy…

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