Murder on Mont Blanc — Kate Miller

Description

She clambered through the deep snow. And stopped.

He lay in a halo of blood, puddles of red staining the white all around him. Even the fallen pine cones were red. One of his ski poles had been driven through his throat.

France, 1931. The new craze for skiing has hit the Alps, bringing glamour, excitement, money… and murder.
Marie-Laure Monaghan is fresh in her job as a ski instructor. But her first pupil is lying dead in the snow – and she knows it was no accident. Blamed for his death, can she find out who killed him, while not becoming the next victim herself?

Murder on Mont Blanc is a witty and intriguing new murder mystery with a feisty heroine who is determined not to give up – even when she realises that the people she is trying to help are dragging her further into a deadly game.

The 1930s setting will delight lovers of Agatha Christie and Golden Age crime fiction, while the colourful characters and twisting plot will keep readers turning the page to the very end.

Further details

287 pages