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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "Murder on Mersea Island" by Andrew Hixson introduces recently retired military intelligence officer Silas Quirk as he investigates the mysterious locked-room death of his friend Sir Geoffrey Linton at a reclusive manor on Mersea Island, uncovering hidden passages, cryptic clues, and complex relationships among the household members, while contending with local inspector Alice Hargreaves and the housekeeper Winifred Hall's guarded legacy amidst a setting charged with secrecy and tension. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "Murder on Mersea Island" by Andrew Hixson introduces recently retired military intelligence officer Silas Quirk as he investigates the mysterious locked-room death of his friend Sir Geoffrey Linton at a reclusive manor on Mersea Island, uncovering hidden passages, cryptic clues, and complex relationships among the household members, while contending with local inspector Alice Hargreaves and the housekeeper Winifred Hall's guarded legacy amidst a setting charged with secrecy and tension. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Murder at the Mersea Island HotelThe Mersea Island Hotel is a small, discreet luxury hotel on the eastern side of Mersea Island. A respected arms manufacturer is found dead in locked hotel room 104, a bayonet buried in his neck. The weapon appears symbolic-until it proves anything but.Silas Quirk, a former War Office investigator, is summoned to assist the local police. Upon initial review, the case appears straightforward. A discreet hotel, a private visitor, a convenient suspect already in custody. But as Quirk digs deeper, he uncovers a chain of silences stretching far beyond the hotel-into military procurement offices, medical records quietly erased, and a woman whose life vanished without a trace.The bayonet turns out to be an antique, never issued publicly, tied to a failed government contract before the Boer War. The deceased individual was being probed for providing faulty armaments to the military and was cooperating. Someone wanted him silenced. Or worse, discredited.As witnesses forget, records disappear, and pressure mounts from London, Quirk realises the truth is not merely hidden-it is being maintained. And exposing it may cost more than one innocent life.Set against the fog and tension of wartime Britain, Murder at the Mersea Island Hotel is a gripping historical mystery about power, erasure, and the dangerous cost of telling the wrong truth at the wrong time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 'Murder on Mersea Island' by Andrew Hixson introduces recently retired military intelligence officer Silas Quirk as he investigates the mysterious locked-room death of his friend Sir Geoffrey Linton at a reclusive manor on Mersea Island, uncovering hidden passages, cryptic clues, and complex relationships among the household members, while contending with local inspector Alice Hargreaves and the housekeeper Winifred Hall's guarded legacy amidst a setting charged with secrecy and tension.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Murder at the Mersea Island HotelThe Mersea Island Hotel is a small, discreet luxury hotel on the eastern side of Mersea Island. A respected arms manufacturer is found dead in locked hotel room 104, a bayonet buried in his neck. The weapon appears symbolic-until it proves anything but.Silas Quirk, a former War Office investigator, is summoned to assist the local police. Upon initial review, the case appears straightforward. A discreet hotel, a private visitor, a convenient suspect already in custody. But as Quirk digs deeper, he uncovers a chain of silences stretching far beyond the hotel-into military procurement offices, medical records quietly erased, and a woman whose life vanished without a trace.The bayonet turns out to be an antique, never issued publicly, tied to a failed government contract before the Boer War. The deceased individual was being probed for providing faulty armaments to the military and was cooperating. Someone wanted him silenced. Or worse, discredited.As witnesses forget, records disappear, and pressure mounts from London, Quirk realises the truth is not merely hidden-it is being maintained. And exposing it may cost more than one innocent life.Set against the fog and tension of wartime Britain, Murder at the Mersea Island Hotel is a gripping historical mystery about power, erasure, and the dangerous cost of telling the wrong truth at the wrong time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "Murder on Mersea Island" by Andrew Hixson introduces recently retired military intelligence officer Silas Quirk as he investigates the mysterious locked-room death of his friend Sir Geoffrey Linton at a reclusive manor on Mersea Island, uncovering hidden passages, cryptic clues, and complex relationships among the household members, while contending with local inspector Alice Hargreaves and the housekeeper Winifred Hall's guarded legacy amidst a setting charged with secrecy and tension. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Murder at the Mersea Island HotelThe Mersea Island Hotel is a small, discreet luxury hotel on the eastern side of Mersea Island. A respected arms manufacturer is found dead in locked hotel room 104, a bayonet buried in his neck. The weapon appears symbolic-until it proves anything but.Silas Quirk, a former War Office investigator, is summoned to assist the local police. Upon initial review, the case appears straightforward. A discreet hotel, a private visitor, a convenient suspect already in custody. But as Quirk digs deeper, he uncovers a chain of silences stretching far beyond the hotel-into military procurement offices, medical records quietly erased, and a woman whose life vanished without a trace.The bayonet turns out to be an antique, never issued publicly, tied to a failed government contract before the Boer War. The deceased individual was being probed for providing faulty armaments to the military and was cooperating. Someone wanted him silenced. Or worse, discredited.As witnesses forget, records disappear, and pressure mounts from London, Quirk realises the truth is not merely hidden-it is being maintained. And exposing it may cost more than one innocent life.Set against the fog and tension of wartime Britain, Murder at the Mersea Island Hotel is a gripping historical mystery about power, erasure, and the dangerous cost of telling the wrong truth at the wrong time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Murder on the Mersea Island CausewayShe was fated to be swept away by the tide. Instead, it delivered a monster.Widowed by a telegram and broken by grief, Stephanie Clifford walks onto the Mersea Island causeway expecting the rising water to end what the war has already destroyed. But as darkness closes in, the Blackwater erupts in fire: a German U-boat tears itself apart offshore, and from its burning hull crawls one survivor - wounded, desperate, and unmistakably the enemy.Stephanie saves him. Then she hides him. Then she gives him her dead husband's name.What begins as mercy becomes deception, and deception becomes blood. As suspicion tightens around her cottage and the village whispers turn dangerous, Stephanie is forced deeper into a lie that could cost her everything. On an island ruled by tide, grief, and wartime fear, one act of compassion will become a secret no one can survive untouched. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…