Georgia and father Peter Marsh investors of "Fingerprints in Time". They believe they have a new idea for their next book. The 1929 murder of Ada Proctor, a doctor's daughter, by Davy Todd in the village of Wickenham in Kent. Mary Elgin knows her young love was innocent of the murder but she was not believed at the time.
Then a skeleton is found at the bottom of a denehole in the woods of the Wickenham Manor Hotel, will this help her cause or not. But then long held feuds in the village come to a head over the selling of the village sports fields resulting in a death.
Is there any connections between all the various deaths over the years.
An interesting story. A good start to a new series ( )

I received this book as a present, and I really, really liked.

With a setting in a countryside village and a disabled main character, this is a book that keeps surprising you.

I particularly like the way that past and present are intermingled, how through investigating the crimes of the past brings light to the struggles of the present.

A truly entertaining book, that will keep the intrigue until the very end. ( )