* Previously published as The Death Beat *
'It had all of the Roaring Twenties drama and atmosphere, not to mention all of the vices, that any Jazz Age fan could wish for. In short, it's the bees knees. The cat's meow' Reader review, 5 stars
New York, 1921. Poppy Denby, star reporter for the Daily Globe is ready to set sail for a new adventure across the pond and join her boss for a stint at The New York Times.
She can hardly wait for the glitz and glamour of the Big Apple but instead of scouting out scandalous stories for the Entertainment pages, she gets stuck on the Death Beat. Writing obituaries isn't quite the American high life she'd imagined, but when a body is found in a luxury Lexington Avenue penthouse it's not long before our intrepid newshound sniffs out an unmissable scoop . . .
When cause of death is marked as 'suspicious, and unexplained' Poppy's reporter senses are already tingling, and then she discovers that the dead man is none other than Prince Hans von Hassler of Liechtenstein.
Can Poppy navigate New York's concrete jungle and find the truth before her life is in danger too?
Readers absolutely LOVE Murder on Lexington Avenue!
'This is the third book in the Poppy Denby series, and my favourite so far' Reader review, 5 stars
'I love the sparkling narrative pace, the colourful evocation of the era, the accurate description of the fashions of the time, the way the author blends in real people, and above all the delightful and engaging principal characters. Now I move straight on to the next Poppy Denby book!' Reader review, 5 stars
'Entertaining and captivating... It covered some hard-hitting issues which are still relevant in today's society' Reader review, 5 stars
'A lighthearted romp though 1920s New York with some serious points to make which I have no hesitation in recommending as a good read' Reader review, 4 stars