D is for Death

A little bit Margery Allingham with hints of Mitford, definite tones of Eva Ibbotson and as delightful as I Capture the Castle, D is for Death is an instant classic. I loved it so much – Marian Keyes
A fun, charming mystery with a brilliant heroine you’ll fall in love with! * Good Housekeeping *
I am now a Dora addict … so wonderful – Natasha Poliszczuk
This isn’t your average cosy crime novel. With an Agatha Christie-esque murder mystery and a perceptive, hugely likeable amateur sleuth to guide the way, this is an entertaining and nostalgic whodunnit with vivid period detail * Culturefly *
A brilliant whodunnit * Woman *
A charming and authentic ode to Golden Age crime fiction and to books in general. In a genre replete with world-weary cynicism, Dora Wildwood makes for an endearingly optimistic feminist sleuth – Chris Brookmyre
An absolute delight, perfect for fans of classic crime * Irish Times *
A charming, beautifully crafted pastiche of the 1930s crime novels of Dorothy L. Sayers and Agatha Christie, with an Enola Holmes/Miss Marple-like heroine in Dora * Irish Independent *
A glorious, stylish story of passion, poison and peril – Lucy Diamond
What a world, what a plot, what a cast - a masterpiece! – Veronica Henry
So good and funny … bristling with loveable characters – Laura Wood
Funny, gripping and full of great period detail and distinctive characters, particularly the quirky and loveable Dora – Fanny Blake
A passionate and surprisingly emotional love letter to the golden age of crime and all the good things in life * Red *
A glorious plot, brimming with charming and endearing characters, this novel is a joy * Platinum *
Fun new crime series * MyWeekly *

Harriet F. Townson is the pen name of bestselling author Harriet Evans.

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