Death of a Diva at Honeychurch Hall

The residents of Honeychurch Hall are thrilled to learn that the Dowager Countess Lady Edith Honeychurch has agreed to the staging of a production of The Merry Widow in the dilapidated grand ballroom. This is a result of a desperate request from Countess Olga Golodkin, who is the director of the amateur Devon Operatic Dramatic Organization. Olga is determined that the show must go on, as it will be her swansong and she wants to go out with a bang. Murder at Honeychurch Hall is a classic English village mystery with the addition of charm, wit, and a modern touch. It will delight fans and new readers alike.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 320 pages
\n Publication date: 05 November 2020
\n Publisher: Little, Brown Book Group
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Spring has arrived, bringing with it the delightful sound of music as the residents of Honeychurch Hall are thrilled to discover that the Dowager Countess Lady Edith Honeychurch has graciously agreed to the staging of a production of The Merry Widow in the dilapidated grand ballroom. Initially, concerns arise that the fiercely private octogenarian may be experiencing senility, but these fears are quickly dispelled when our heroine, Kat Stanford, learns that the favor is a result of a desperate request from Countess Olga Golodkin. Olga, one of Edith's oldest friends, serves as the director of the amateur Devon Operatic Dramatic Organization (D.O.D.O.), which has faced a significant setback just a week prior. The original venue of D.O.D.O. was mysteriously destroyed in a fire, but despite the challenges, Olga is determined to ensure that the show goes on. After decades of dedicated service to D.O.D.O., The Merry Widow will be Olga's swansong, and she is determined to make it a memorable one.

Praise for Hannah Dennison:
Hannah Dennison has crafted a perfect classic English village mystery, infused with charm, wit, and a thoroughly modern touch. Rhys Bowen, author of Downton Abbey, praises Murder at Honeychurch Hall for lifting the lid on today's grand country estate, revealing its tarnished, scheming, inbred, and deranged glory. Catriona McPherson, a fellow author, expresses delight that the book will appeal to both fans of the genre and new readers alike. People's Friend describes it as a fun read, while Carola Dunn likens it to a refreshing glass of Devon cider on a sunny afternoon. Elizabeth Duncan concludes by praising the book as sparkling like a glass of Devon cider on a summer afternoon.

In conclusion, Murder at Honeychurch Hall is a delightful and captivating novel that transports readers to the enchanting world of a grand country estate. With its intricate plot, charming characters, and modern twist, this book is sure to delight fans of classic English mysteries and anyone seeking an entertaining and engaging read.

\n Weight: 222g\n
Dimension: 126 x 197 x 27 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781472133793\n \n