Detective Markham Mysteries by Catherine Moloney (5-6, 15-19)
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Overview: Catherine Moloney is a Liverpool writer of Irish-American heritage. After graduating in Jurisprudence from Jesus College (University of Oxford), she was called to the Bar at Gray's Inn. Despite qualifying as a barrister, her first love was English; this led to a PhD in English Literature at Birkbeck College (University of London).
Genre: Mystery/Thriller
5. Crime in the Ballet- MURDER IN THE BALLET LEADS DETECTIVE MARKHAM ON QUITE A DANCE
George Baranov, the ballet’s choreographer, is found in the theatre’s basement with a knife in his back.
He was known for his daring twists on famous productions . . . and for his twisted loved life.
Detective Markham and his team have their work cut out when Baranov’s closest friend also brutally murdered.
Under pressure from the boss to wrap up the case under the mad fan theory, Markham has to play both sides.
As Markham closes in on the murderer, the body count keeps rising. The Nutcracker is set to go ahead with plenty of suspects off and onstage.
Blackmail, thwarted love, sexual intrigue and professional rivalries add up to a potent cocktail in Markham’s most perplexing mystery to date.
6. CRIME IN THE GALLERY - DETECTIVE MARKHAM RACES TO UNCOVER WHO IS PRACTICING THE ART OF MURDER
Esteemed curator Helen Melville is found murdered in Bromgrove Art Gallery ?— frozen to death in the textiles conservation freezer.
She had discovered something troubling in the gallery archives shortly beforehand, but her secret died with her. Or did it?
Her murder is just the beginning.
Detective Markham and his team scramble to keep ahead of rumours that the murder is linked to a tragic cold case.
Is someone seeking revenge for an unsolved child abduction at the gallery over sixty years ago?
The brutality escalates. No one is safe in the quiet picture halls. Markham's investigation reveals a sordid truth. Bromgrove’s temple of culture is awash with bitter rivalries and festering vendettas.
WHO ELSE WILL HAVE A BRUSH WITH DEATH?
15. CRIME IN OXFORD- This twisted killer wants to make an exhibition of himself.
Detective Markham visits the Reynolds Museum, Oxford, hoping to take in a little culture.
Instead, he finds a grisly crime scene.
Someone has been there after hours. And they’ve left their own addition to the exhibit.
A battered body, posed in a glass case for all to see.
The victim is historian Dr Timothy Colthurst, golden boy of Sherwin College.
His friends and peers — members of the academic elite — might seem respectable. But one of them is hiding a killer secret.
Can DI Markham hunt them down before anyone else pays the ultimate price?
16. CRIME IN CARTON HALL - There’s something deadly in the air at grand old Carton Hall. The sweet scent of revenge?
Early one morning, the cleaner makes a shocking find in the tapestry room.
A dead body lying among the priceless artworks.
His handsome features are a mask of agony, but the cleaner would recognize him anywhere. Dashing perfumier Charles Larrain.
His tangled love life is the talk of Old Carton village, but now his luck’s run out.
Someone has loaded his e-cigarette with poison.
The handiwork of a jilted ex? A jealous lover? Or someone else connected with the hall?
It’s up to Detectives Markham and Noakes to sniff out the ruthless killer — before anyone else pays the ultimate price.
17. CRIME IN RETIREMENT - Somewhere in the lush green grounds of a sleepy retirement home hides a serial killer.
When Detective Markham’s old partner DS Noakes asks for his help to solve the sudden and grisly murder of a famous ex-ballet dancer and local celebrity, Andree Clark, Markham is pulled into his most puzzling case yet.
A trail of mystery, stories and gossip often followed this retirement home’s most famous resident, and Clark and Noakes struggle to know where to begin with the long list of suspects.
But before the team can make any headway, another victim is found murdered on the retirement grounds, and then another . . .
There’s a dangerous killer on the loose and something warns Markham that they’re not done yet.
With a murder count rapidly rising, can DI Markham catch the killer before yet another person pays the ultimate price?
18. CRIME IN THE BOUTIQUE - They say marriages are made in heaven . . . but the devil appears to have hit the local wedding store.
It’s a sleepy Sunday morning in the quaint English town of Bromgrove. The body of Gino Everard, the flamboyant owner of popular bridal boutique The Confetti Club, is discovered stuffed in one of the dress cupboards. Gino was a minor celebrity, adored by all who crossed his path.
Detective Gilbert Markham and his old partner DS George Noakes are on the case. But it’s tough to find any leads. Who would kill such a beloved local figure?
Days later, the body of Antonia Rambart, a consultant at the boutique, is found in her home, horrifically dressed up as a bride. What message is the killer trying to send?
Then Antonia’s assistant turns up dead — propped up like a broken marionette against the side of a toilet cubicle.
Is there a serial killer on the loose? And why are they targeting one of the most popular stores in town? Markham and Noakes must solve the puzzle and catch the killer before they strike again.
19. CRIME IN THE HIGH STREET - Welcome to The Copse. A sleepy little cul-de-sac where nothing ever happens. Until . . .
Sheila Craven, the widow at number 12, is found dead in her armchair. Smothered with one of her Liberty cushions.
Detective Markham and the gang are on the case, following a twisty trail that leads straight to the high street — and Sheila’s favourite Italian restaurant.
But just when they think they’ve cracked the case, a second victim is found, floating in his own fishpond.
Markham and his team realize they have a serial killer on their hands.And it’s a race against time to stop them before more locals die.
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Overview: Catherine Moloney is a Liverpool writer of Irish-American heritage. After graduating in Jurisprudence from Jesus College (University of Oxford), she was called to the Bar at Gray's Inn. Despite qualifying as a barrister, her first love was English; this led to a PhD in English Literature at Birkbeck College (University of London).
Genre: Mystery/Thriller
5. Crime in the Ballet- MURDER IN THE BALLET LEADS DETECTIVE MARKHAM ON QUITE A DANCE
George Baranov, the ballet’s choreographer, is found in the theatre’s basement with a knife in his back.
He was known for his daring twists on famous productions . . . and for his twisted loved life.
Detective Markham and his team have their work cut out when Baranov’s closest friend also brutally murdered.
Under pressure from the boss to wrap up the case under the mad fan theory, Markham has to play both sides.
As Markham closes in on the murderer, the body count keeps rising. The Nutcracker is set to go ahead with plenty of suspects off and onstage.
Blackmail, thwarted love, sexual intrigue and professional rivalries add up to a potent cocktail in Markham’s most perplexing mystery to date.
6. CRIME IN THE GALLERY - DETECTIVE MARKHAM RACES TO UNCOVER WHO IS PRACTICING THE ART OF MURDER
Esteemed curator Helen Melville is found murdered in Bromgrove Art Gallery ?— frozen to death in the textiles conservation freezer.
She had discovered something troubling in the gallery archives shortly beforehand, but her secret died with her. Or did it?
Her murder is just the beginning.
Detective Markham and his team scramble to keep ahead of rumours that the murder is linked to a tragic cold case.
Is someone seeking revenge for an unsolved child abduction at the gallery over sixty years ago?
The brutality escalates. No one is safe in the quiet picture halls. Markham's investigation reveals a sordid truth. Bromgrove’s temple of culture is awash with bitter rivalries and festering vendettas.
WHO ELSE WILL HAVE A BRUSH WITH DEATH?
15. CRIME IN OXFORD- This twisted killer wants to make an exhibition of himself.
Detective Markham visits the Reynolds Museum, Oxford, hoping to take in a little culture.
Instead, he finds a grisly crime scene.
Someone has been there after hours. And they’ve left their own addition to the exhibit.
A battered body, posed in a glass case for all to see.
The victim is historian Dr Timothy Colthurst, golden boy of Sherwin College.
His friends and peers — members of the academic elite — might seem respectable. But one of them is hiding a killer secret.
Can DI Markham hunt them down before anyone else pays the ultimate price?
16. CRIME IN CARTON HALL - There’s something deadly in the air at grand old Carton Hall. The sweet scent of revenge?
Early one morning, the cleaner makes a shocking find in the tapestry room.
A dead body lying among the priceless artworks.
His handsome features are a mask of agony, but the cleaner would recognize him anywhere. Dashing perfumier Charles Larrain.
His tangled love life is the talk of Old Carton village, but now his luck’s run out.
Someone has loaded his e-cigarette with poison.
The handiwork of a jilted ex? A jealous lover? Or someone else connected with the hall?
It’s up to Detectives Markham and Noakes to sniff out the ruthless killer — before anyone else pays the ultimate price.
17. CRIME IN RETIREMENT - Somewhere in the lush green grounds of a sleepy retirement home hides a serial killer.
When Detective Markham’s old partner DS Noakes asks for his help to solve the sudden and grisly murder of a famous ex-ballet dancer and local celebrity, Andree Clark, Markham is pulled into his most puzzling case yet.
A trail of mystery, stories and gossip often followed this retirement home’s most famous resident, and Clark and Noakes struggle to know where to begin with the long list of suspects.
But before the team can make any headway, another victim is found murdered on the retirement grounds, and then another . . .
There’s a dangerous killer on the loose and something warns Markham that they’re not done yet.
With a murder count rapidly rising, can DI Markham catch the killer before yet another person pays the ultimate price?
18. CRIME IN THE BOUTIQUE - They say marriages are made in heaven . . . but the devil appears to have hit the local wedding store.
It’s a sleepy Sunday morning in the quaint English town of Bromgrove. The body of Gino Everard, the flamboyant owner of popular bridal boutique The Confetti Club, is discovered stuffed in one of the dress cupboards. Gino was a minor celebrity, adored by all who crossed his path.
Detective Gilbert Markham and his old partner DS George Noakes are on the case. But it’s tough to find any leads. Who would kill such a beloved local figure?
Days later, the body of Antonia Rambart, a consultant at the boutique, is found in her home, horrifically dressed up as a bride. What message is the killer trying to send?
Then Antonia’s assistant turns up dead — propped up like a broken marionette against the side of a toilet cubicle.
Is there a serial killer on the loose? And why are they targeting one of the most popular stores in town? Markham and Noakes must solve the puzzle and catch the killer before they strike again.
19. CRIME IN THE HIGH STREET - Welcome to The Copse. A sleepy little cul-de-sac where nothing ever happens. Until . . .
Sheila Craven, the widow at number 12, is found dead in her armchair. Smothered with one of her Liberty cushions.
Detective Markham and the gang are on the case, following a twisty trail that leads straight to the high street — and Sheila’s favourite Italian restaurant.
But just when they think they’ve cracked the case, a second victim is found, floating in his own fishpond.
Markham and his team realize they have a serial killer on their hands.And it’s a race against time to stop them before more locals die.
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