Ureborough Library Mystery
by Hazel Goss
Nothing dramatic ever occurs in the sleepy, North Yorkshire village of Ureborough.
But then in early Summer…
Tom is upset to discover the little library he has run for twenty years will close upon his imminent retirement. It can only stay open if it is run by volunteers. His efforts are aided by feisty, diminutive Helen, timid Marcia and IT guru, Baldev. They begin by clearing an old storeroom, but when they open the backdoor, they discover not just a paved yard but the decomposing body of a young woman!
The librarians are horrified and the villagers of Ureborough are shocked and justa little excited.
Inspector Sullivan arrives to take command of the situation. He discovers thename of the woman and her murderer, with a little help from the volunteers, butthe Inspector cannot prevent him attacking again and struggles to bring him tojustice.
Will this violent murderer be caught and get the punishment he deserves?
“Was hooked on this book from the very start. I found it difficult to put down and finished it in 2 days. Can’t wait to read more in this genre. Perfect All the characters are so well rounded and I felt I was there alongside them.”
C J Richardson, UK
“A really enjoyable read which I recommend to all lovers of a true cosy mystery story"
