Inspector Angel Mystery (aka Yorkshire Murder) Series by Roger Silverwood (#8-9;#11-17;19-23)
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Overview: Roger Silverwood is an English writer from Yorkshire who writes Crime fiction. His first book "Deadly Daffodils" sold in every English speaking country and was also translated into French, and was re-issued in paperback in 2002. Roger is a member of the Crime Writers Association. He lives a fairly happy existence with his wife Mary in the town of Bromersley in South Yorkshire.
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller
#8 The Man Who Couldn't Lose
Detective Inspector Michael Angel and his team investigate another puzzling and chilling case of murder in the south Yorkshire town of Bromersley. Wheelchair-bound millionaire businessman, Joshua Gumme, has the Midas touch. He's successful with women and in business, and at card games he always wins. But whilst everybody knows he cheats, they just don't know how. So it is no surprise to find his body floating in the River Don. At the same time, Angel's investigations lead him on the track of two dangerous crooks. He attempts to find and arrest them - but they've got plans for him.
#9 The Curious Mind of Inspector Angel
The famous film director of a leading international film studio is found murdered on the set in the South Yorkshire town of Bromersley. Nearby, a penniless tramp has been shot dead with a gold sovereign in his mouth. There are neither clues nor DNA for either murder, but Detective Inspector Michael Angel tackles this case with his customary tenacity. As usual, his superiors and the system seem to hinder him at every turn. Finding his life at risk, he must apply his unique skills to overcome the danger, unravel the mystery, and find the culprit before time runs out.
#11 The Wig Maker
Wig maker Peter Wolff is found dead and his workshop on fire. There are no clues, no DNA and no motive - Detective Inspector Michael Angel is baffled. At the same time, high-flying model Katrina Chancey goes missing; womanizer Gabriel Grainger is reported missing by his wife Zoe; Lord Tiverton has been robbed of a suit of armor; jewel robberies by The Fox continue unabated, and another body is discovered in unexpected circumstances. Now, using all his skills, and applying his unique quirkiness, Inspector Angel must race to the finish to find the murderer, and solve all the mysteries.
#12 Murder in Bare Feet
Detective Inspector Michael Angel must investigate a strange case where both the murderer and the murdered man are without shoes. The victim was a millionaire, adored by beautiful women and particularly the Frazer sisters, who put sparkle into his life and showed him how to spend his money. An antiques dealer and his son are the prime suspects, but they have rock solid alibis. At the same time, Angel has to investigate a flood and a stink at the Great Northern Bank, which permitted a gang of robbers to escape with millions of pounds. This is another unusual case to test the investigative powers of Angel and exemplifies the quirky genius and ingenuity of the man.
#13 Missing, Presumed... aka Wild about Harry
Detective Inspector Angel and his team investigate a puzzling case of abduction and possible murder in the south Yorkshire town of Bromersley. A rich woman marries a man she hardly knows then disappears. Investigations reveal that her husband, Harry, never existed. Also, four men who claim they have nothing in common, staying at the luxurious Feathers Hotel, wake up in the middle of the night having been attacked in their sleep, and each suffering from a painful broken finger. At the same time, a hit man, known as The Fixer, is at large, causing every villain and policeman to be apprehensive and on their toes.
#14 The Cuckoo Clock Scam
Detective Inspector Angel is called out to investigate the murder of millionaire film writer/producer, Peter Santana. His body is found in a lonely farmhouse where he used to hide himself away to write. Angel is mystified to find among the clues a dead pig in a silk nightdress in Santana's bed. His further investigations become more mystifying and dangerous as he notices that wherever he makes even an inquiry there's a cuckoo clock on the wall. The South Yorkshire town of Bromersley has cuckoo clocks everywhere. The DI and his team of regulars race to solve the murder, prevent more mayhem, and unravel the mystery of the cuckoo clock scam.
#15 Shrine to Murder
Detective Inspector Michael Angel and his team of regulars are searching for a serial killer on the loose in the Yorkshire town of Bromersley. The available clues are as sparse as they are puzzling: a character in early Roman attire is observed at every murder and a laurel leaf is left on every corpse. DNA evidence links a woman of oriental origin to the murders. but this profile doesn't fit any of the suspects. The investigations become more mystifying as Inspector Angel races against the clock to find the killer. Can he prevent further bloodshed?
#16 The Snuffbox Murders
Inspector Angel and his team are looking for an antiques thief and murderer who tears out the tongue of anyone he fears might give him away. The Inspector also believes the murderer is walking in the footsteps of Herman Lamm, an infamous villain of a century earlier. The suspects are a disparate trio. The first is a conman who is always hovering near an antique gold statue; the second, Mr. Van Hassain, is a diplomat and businessman; and the third is a rich inventor's beautiful wife. The only thing that seemingly links the suspects is that they are all interested in acquiring antique gold snuffboxes. It's not much to go on but Inspector Angel is determined to catch the killer.
#17 The Dog Collar Murders
Detective Inspector Michael Angel and his team are desperately searching for a murderer dressed in a dog collar. Mystified, Angel is unable to determine whether the murderer is a crazed priest or a man in priest’s clothes. Tramps who call at vicarages begging for money are suspected, but nothing is what it seems. Angel is greatly tested, and the investigations become more dangerous, as he races to find the killer to prevent more blood being spilled. This is the 17th in the highly successful Inspector Angel series.
#19 The Diamond Rosary Murders
Detective Inspector Michael Angel is summoned to the back streets of the South Yorkshire town of Bromersley to investigate the murder of a good time girl. She is thought to be a member of a gang wanted for stealing the priceless diamond and ruby rosary which had belonged to Queen Mary 1st, however when Angel arrives, her body has disappeared. Also, millionaire, Haydn King tells Superintendent Harker of his frequent nightmares portraying his death, and two days later he is found dead exactly as the nightmares had indicated. The investigations become more mystifying and dangerous, as Angel races to find the explanation to stop more mayhem and murder.
#20 The Big Fiddle
When a man is found dead, and his carer, a good-time girl, is suspected of his murder, Detective Inspector Angel is drawn into an intricate web of family lies and deceit. The dead man's daughter is hiding something, and his granddaughter seems incapable of telling anyone the truth. The pressure is on for Angel to unravel the mystery and identify the killer before another body is found.
#21 The Fruit Gum Murders
Detective Inspector Michael Angel is called out to investigate the murder of a penniless man staying at the luxurious Feathers Hotel in the South Yorkshire town of Bromersley. The only clue is a red fruit gum left near the dead man by the murderer. Other murders follow, and the presence of a fruit gum by each body greatly puzzles him. Also there is a clever thief in the town, who surreptitiously relieves the rich of their jewellery. Angel is under pressure to catch him. Could it be Harry “the hatchet” Harrison? The investigations become more mystifying and dangerous, as Angel races to find the explanation to stop more mayhem and murder.
#22 The Money Tree Murders
Detective Inspector Michael Angel and his team are sent to investigate the murder of a pretty young woman. Inquiries indicate that she had discovered the operation of a Money Tree swindle at Zenith Television. Angel interviews eccentric Abercrombie, who tows a boxcar scavenging for fuel to heat his cottage, and further inquiries lead Angel to another body. Also, Angel gets unwillingly involved with a recently married middle-aged couple who have bought a house haunted by the ghost of an alcoholic dentist and his family who died tragically in 1760. The investigations become more mystifying and dangerous, as Angel races to find the explanation and stop more mayhem and murder.
#23 Angel and the Actress
Award winning actress, Joan Minter, is murdered in front of a gathering of her closest friends. However, nobody knows who the murderer is, nobody saw him or her, and nobody present could possibly be the guilty one. That's the challenge facing Detective Inspector Angel and his team when they are called out to her luxurious home in Bromersley, South Yorkshire, at the foot of the Pennines. At the same time, an apparently innocent young insurance man is found murdered in his own house. The only clues are a new vacuum cleaner left by the murderer and an open refrigerator. Who committed the crime and what has the vacuum cleaner got to do with the case?
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Overview: Roger Silverwood is an English writer from Yorkshire who writes Crime fiction. His first book "Deadly Daffodils" sold in every English speaking country and was also translated into French, and was re-issued in paperback in 2002. Roger is a member of the Crime Writers Association. He lives a fairly happy existence with his wife Mary in the town of Bromersley in South Yorkshire.
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller
#8 The Man Who Couldn't Lose
Detective Inspector Michael Angel and his team investigate another puzzling and chilling case of murder in the south Yorkshire town of Bromersley. Wheelchair-bound millionaire businessman, Joshua Gumme, has the Midas touch. He's successful with women and in business, and at card games he always wins. But whilst everybody knows he cheats, they just don't know how. So it is no surprise to find his body floating in the River Don. At the same time, Angel's investigations lead him on the track of two dangerous crooks. He attempts to find and arrest them - but they've got plans for him.
#9 The Curious Mind of Inspector Angel
The famous film director of a leading international film studio is found murdered on the set in the South Yorkshire town of Bromersley. Nearby, a penniless tramp has been shot dead with a gold sovereign in his mouth. There are neither clues nor DNA for either murder, but Detective Inspector Michael Angel tackles this case with his customary tenacity. As usual, his superiors and the system seem to hinder him at every turn. Finding his life at risk, he must apply his unique skills to overcome the danger, unravel the mystery, and find the culprit before time runs out.
#11 The Wig Maker
Wig maker Peter Wolff is found dead and his workshop on fire. There are no clues, no DNA and no motive - Detective Inspector Michael Angel is baffled. At the same time, high-flying model Katrina Chancey goes missing; womanizer Gabriel Grainger is reported missing by his wife Zoe; Lord Tiverton has been robbed of a suit of armor; jewel robberies by The Fox continue unabated, and another body is discovered in unexpected circumstances. Now, using all his skills, and applying his unique quirkiness, Inspector Angel must race to the finish to find the murderer, and solve all the mysteries.
#12 Murder in Bare Feet
Detective Inspector Michael Angel must investigate a strange case where both the murderer and the murdered man are without shoes. The victim was a millionaire, adored by beautiful women and particularly the Frazer sisters, who put sparkle into his life and showed him how to spend his money. An antiques dealer and his son are the prime suspects, but they have rock solid alibis. At the same time, Angel has to investigate a flood and a stink at the Great Northern Bank, which permitted a gang of robbers to escape with millions of pounds. This is another unusual case to test the investigative powers of Angel and exemplifies the quirky genius and ingenuity of the man.
#13 Missing, Presumed... aka Wild about Harry
Detective Inspector Angel and his team investigate a puzzling case of abduction and possible murder in the south Yorkshire town of Bromersley. A rich woman marries a man she hardly knows then disappears. Investigations reveal that her husband, Harry, never existed. Also, four men who claim they have nothing in common, staying at the luxurious Feathers Hotel, wake up in the middle of the night having been attacked in their sleep, and each suffering from a painful broken finger. At the same time, a hit man, known as The Fixer, is at large, causing every villain and policeman to be apprehensive and on their toes.
#14 The Cuckoo Clock Scam
Detective Inspector Angel is called out to investigate the murder of millionaire film writer/producer, Peter Santana. His body is found in a lonely farmhouse where he used to hide himself away to write. Angel is mystified to find among the clues a dead pig in a silk nightdress in Santana's bed. His further investigations become more mystifying and dangerous as he notices that wherever he makes even an inquiry there's a cuckoo clock on the wall. The South Yorkshire town of Bromersley has cuckoo clocks everywhere. The DI and his team of regulars race to solve the murder, prevent more mayhem, and unravel the mystery of the cuckoo clock scam.
#15 Shrine to Murder
Detective Inspector Michael Angel and his team of regulars are searching for a serial killer on the loose in the Yorkshire town of Bromersley. The available clues are as sparse as they are puzzling: a character in early Roman attire is observed at every murder and a laurel leaf is left on every corpse. DNA evidence links a woman of oriental origin to the murders. but this profile doesn't fit any of the suspects. The investigations become more mystifying as Inspector Angel races against the clock to find the killer. Can he prevent further bloodshed?
#16 The Snuffbox Murders
Inspector Angel and his team are looking for an antiques thief and murderer who tears out the tongue of anyone he fears might give him away. The Inspector also believes the murderer is walking in the footsteps of Herman Lamm, an infamous villain of a century earlier. The suspects are a disparate trio. The first is a conman who is always hovering near an antique gold statue; the second, Mr. Van Hassain, is a diplomat and businessman; and the third is a rich inventor's beautiful wife. The only thing that seemingly links the suspects is that they are all interested in acquiring antique gold snuffboxes. It's not much to go on but Inspector Angel is determined to catch the killer.
#17 The Dog Collar Murders
Detective Inspector Michael Angel and his team are desperately searching for a murderer dressed in a dog collar. Mystified, Angel is unable to determine whether the murderer is a crazed priest or a man in priest’s clothes. Tramps who call at vicarages begging for money are suspected, but nothing is what it seems. Angel is greatly tested, and the investigations become more dangerous, as he races to find the killer to prevent more blood being spilled. This is the 17th in the highly successful Inspector Angel series.
#19 The Diamond Rosary Murders
Detective Inspector Michael Angel is summoned to the back streets of the South Yorkshire town of Bromersley to investigate the murder of a good time girl. She is thought to be a member of a gang wanted for stealing the priceless diamond and ruby rosary which had belonged to Queen Mary 1st, however when Angel arrives, her body has disappeared. Also, millionaire, Haydn King tells Superintendent Harker of his frequent nightmares portraying his death, and two days later he is found dead exactly as the nightmares had indicated. The investigations become more mystifying and dangerous, as Angel races to find the explanation to stop more mayhem and murder.
#20 The Big Fiddle
When a man is found dead, and his carer, a good-time girl, is suspected of his murder, Detective Inspector Angel is drawn into an intricate web of family lies and deceit. The dead man's daughter is hiding something, and his granddaughter seems incapable of telling anyone the truth. The pressure is on for Angel to unravel the mystery and identify the killer before another body is found.
#21 The Fruit Gum Murders
Detective Inspector Michael Angel is called out to investigate the murder of a penniless man staying at the luxurious Feathers Hotel in the South Yorkshire town of Bromersley. The only clue is a red fruit gum left near the dead man by the murderer. Other murders follow, and the presence of a fruit gum by each body greatly puzzles him. Also there is a clever thief in the town, who surreptitiously relieves the rich of their jewellery. Angel is under pressure to catch him. Could it be Harry “the hatchet” Harrison? The investigations become more mystifying and dangerous, as Angel races to find the explanation to stop more mayhem and murder.
#22 The Money Tree Murders
Detective Inspector Michael Angel and his team are sent to investigate the murder of a pretty young woman. Inquiries indicate that she had discovered the operation of a Money Tree swindle at Zenith Television. Angel interviews eccentric Abercrombie, who tows a boxcar scavenging for fuel to heat his cottage, and further inquiries lead Angel to another body. Also, Angel gets unwillingly involved with a recently married middle-aged couple who have bought a house haunted by the ghost of an alcoholic dentist and his family who died tragically in 1760. The investigations become more mystifying and dangerous, as Angel races to find the explanation and stop more mayhem and murder.
#23 Angel and the Actress
Award winning actress, Joan Minter, is murdered in front of a gathering of her closest friends. However, nobody knows who the murderer is, nobody saw him or her, and nobody present could possibly be the guilty one. That's the challenge facing Detective Inspector Angel and his team when they are called out to her luxurious home in Bromersley, South Yorkshire, at the foot of the Pennines. At the same time, an apparently innocent young insurance man is found murdered in his own house. The only clues are a new vacuum cleaner left by the murderer and an open refrigerator. Who committed the crime and what has the vacuum cleaner got to do with the case?
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