Marlow Murder Club Mysteries by Robert Thorogood 4 Books Collection Set - Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set:. The Marlow Murder Club. Death Comes to Marlow. The Queen of Poisons. Murder On The Marlow Belle Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9780393174229 Overview:. Immerse yourself in the Marlow Murder Club series by Robert Thorogood, a delightful collection of four interconnected mystery novels that bring to life the charming yet crime-ridden town of Marlow. Ideal for enthusiasts of British cozy mysteries, this set appeals to readers who crave intelligent puzzles, witty dialogue, and relatable amateur sleuths. At its heart, the series follows retired crossword setter Judith Potts and her unlikely allies as they unravel murders with clever deduction and humor. What makes it special is its blend of suspense and light-hearted escapism, offering a fresh take on classic detective fiction that keeps you guessing without the gore. Whether you're a longtime fan of whodunits or new to the genre, Thorogood's storytelling delivers page-turning excitement and a touch of British eccentricity that feels both timeless and modern. About the Books:. The Marlow Murder Club introduces seventy-seven-year-old Judith Potts, a fiercely independent crossword enthusiast living in Marlow, who stumbles into a baffling murder investigation. With its upbeat tone and empowering portrayal of an older heroine, the book highlights themes of community and sharp intellect, appealing to readers seeking emotional uplift through clever problem-solving and subtle humor. In Death Comes to Marlow, the trio—Judith, Suzie, and Becks—tackle a wedding-related mystery aboard a Thames mansion, blending suspense with warm friendships and light comedy, making it perfect for those who enjoy stories that mix entertainment with relatable human connections. The Queen of Poisons escalates the intrigue as the group probes the poisoning of the local mayor, exploring themes of local politics and justice with an educational edge on poisons and deduction, drawing readers in with its fast-paced narr