
1920s Mysteries
for 21st Cantury Readers

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Put your little grey cells to the test with a casefile full of evidence to piece together.
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My name is Saffron Amatti, author of historical mysteries with a ghostly twist, and I'm delighted you're here!
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Books

Coming Soon: Bright Young Things Detectives - Case One
October, 1929. People are vanishing into the London fog, never to be seen again...
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Until the ghost of an acquaintence shows up in private investigator Lucas Rathbone's office, not so much asking for help as proving unbearable to live with.
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Motives for the dead man's murder abound, including ones too close to home - but was his killing personal, or part of a larger, more deadly game of death?