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'A fabulous murder mystery with twists and turns that had me turning the pages faster and faster' bestselling author Catherine ColesThe patients survived the Great War only to face a new danger… One doctor and one nurse remain at Merewood Hospital. Since the disappearance of Nurse Taplin the previous year, locals believe the hospital is cursed. And when another unnatural death occurs on Midsummer’s Eve of 1919, it looks like they could be right. Sister Helen Hopgood is desperate to find new places for the remaining wounded soldiers so they can close the hospital – but Dr Samuel Bingham seems reluctant to let the five men go. Can she discover the truth before another life is lost? A cosy historical mystery, packed with twists and turns that will have you guessing to the end! Perfect for fans of Caroline Dunford and J.R. Ellis 'A historic murder mystery with so many twists and turns, it's gripping until the end.' Reader review 'It's vintage mystery writing and so wonderfully spooky.' Reader review 'a dark and twisty mystery full of tension' Reader review 'An addictive and easy to read page turning murder mystery with the perfect amount of crime and history that will keep you turning the pages.'Reader review 'Murder at Merewood Hospital is a worthy read if you are looking for a post-WWI cozy mystery with some intriguing themes.' Reader review 'This was a suspenseful read. The author does a phenomenal job of keeping the tension high.' Reader review 'An atmospheric and well told who-dunnit, I couldn’t put it down' Reader review Praise for Michelle Salter 'plenty of twists and unexpected developments.' Verity Bright ‘a lovely, murder mystery by a gifted writer.’ *Helena Dixon** 'A fabulous, well-written, mystery that holds all the promise of much more to come...' M J Porter 'A joy to read! Such a well-researched mystery.' Anita Davison

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Michelle Salter writes historical cosy crime set in Hampshire, where she lives, and inspired by real-life events in 1920s Britain. Her Iris Woodmore series draws on an interest in the aftermath of the Great War and the suffragette movement.

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