Looking for a brilliant murder mystery with a feisty female detective?MEET DI HILLARY GREENE, A POLICE WOMAN WITH A THIRST FOR JUSTICE AND A CAREER ON THE ROCKSA pretty French student is found dead in her room at an exclusive Oxford college. Everyone thinks it is another tragic case of accidental drug overdose.But Detective Hillary Greene has a nose for the truth. She quickly discovers that the student was involved in some very unusual activities.With a shocking cause of death found, the case becomes a high-profile murder investigation.Adding to the pressure, Hillary’s nemesis is transferred to work with her at the station.Can Hillary keep her cool and get justice for the unfortunate student?This is a crime mystery full of well-observed characters, which will have you gripped from start to finish.MURDER AT THE UNIVERSITY is the second in a series of page-turning crime thrillers set in Oxfordshire. Perfect for fans of Agatha Christie, Colin Dexter, or Ruth Rendell. What readers are saying about MURDER AT THE UNIVERSITY“5 Stars – A Really Good Read” Barbara“I like Hillary and her team and love the Oxford setting.” Hannelore Cheney“I’ve got to say, Faith Martin is becoming one of my favourite authors. . . Move over Inspector Morse, make way for D.I. Greene.” Carole Gourlay“An excellent plot, a well told story and an enjoyable read” NerysTHE LOCATIONOxford is a city of two halves — town and gown. In the town, you have Cornmarket street full of shops and shoppers that could be found in any city in the country. But Oxford's 'dreaming spires' are the real draw for the tourists, romantics and those with intellectual aspirations to wear the gowns of students and dons. In centuries-old quads, croquet can still be played on lawns as smooth as velvet. Here, 'New' College's walls are actually over 500 years old, and Cotswold stone gleams in even the wateriest of winter sunlight. A city of bicycles, with undergraduates (and fellows) flapping about in faded, black gowns; the Martyrs’ Memorial, and fabled inns where the likes of J.R.R Tolkien sat and wrote about a Hobbit who lived in a hole in the ground. Everywhere you turn, you see history staring back at you. And of course there has always been murder! Edmund Crispin wrote his novels here, and it was here that Dorothy L. Sayers (who attended Somerville College) began to create her aristocratic sleuth, Lord Peter Wimsey. And of course, Oxford is the city of Morse. And now there's been another murder within the walls of St Anselms!THE DETECTIVESDI Hillary GreeneAn attractive woman in her forties, Hillary Greene is a police officer of many years’ experience, and came up through the ranks. Consequently, she knows how the system works, and is fiercely loyal to the force without being blinkered to its faults. She is a long-standing friend of her immediate superior officer, 'Mellow' Mallow and enjoys a rather enigmatic relationship with the steely Superintendent Marcus Donleavy. DCI Philip 'Mellow' MallowMel appreciates Hillary's first-rate ability to solve her cases, and isn't happy about her harassment by the officers from York. Known for his sartorial elegance and laid-back manners, he has a sharp mind, and an eye for the ladies. A good friend and ally for Hillary in her recent tribulations, he's determined to keep his best investigator focused on the problems at hand.PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A REVISED EDITION OF A BOOK FIRST PUBLISHED AS “ON THE STRAIGHT AND NARROW.”DI HILLARY GREENE SERIESBOOK 1: MURDER ON THE OXFORD CANALBOOK 2: MURDER AT THE UNIVERSITY MORE COMING SOON!
✔ Author(s): FAITH MARTIN
✔ Title: MURDER AT THE UNIVERSITY a gripping crime mystery full of twists (DI Hillary Greene)
✔ Rating : 4.4 out of 5 base on (11665 reviews)
✔ ISBN-10: 1912106183
✔ ISBN-13: 9781912106189
✔ Language: English
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Readers' opinions about MURDER AT THE UNIVERSITY a gripping crime mystery full of twists by FAITH MARTIN
Melody Blake
What an intellectual journey! The themes explored in this book challenged my perceptions and sparked introspection. It's refreshing to read a book that provokes such thought.
Polly Hurlbutt
I loved the powerful messages hidden within the story. The book tackled important social issues and made me ponder the world we live in. It's a must-read for everyone.
Laura Hill
The rich historical context of the book added a layer of depth that I found fascinating. It was like stepping back in time and experiencing history firsthand.
