Murder Mr Mosley

After seventeen years Brenda Thwaites Cryer returns to Parson's Fold with a shadowy past and the shadowy fortune. Now she lay dead in Jackman's Cottage. And the only possible witness-her invalid mother-is missing.<br><br>For Inspector Mosley this case is a radical departure from locating missing turkeys or thwarting orange thieves. But HQ has no one else available - no one but whiz-kid Sergeant Beamish whose task it becomes to keep a close eye on unpredictable Mosley. Yet how could Beamish fulfil his duty when Mosley dispatches him on ridiculous research missions from a Yorkshire castle to a prestigious law firm to a dentist in Ember Bay - only to discover Mosley poking about on the scene when he arrives? For Beamish it is infuriating - until these haphazard leads net important clues that help quietly ingenious Mosley bag his very first killer.<br><br>'Mosley and Beamish are an appealing odd couple as cops both likeable human beings. If this is the beginning of a new series may there be more!' <i>Washington Post</i><br><br><i>John Greenwood is the pseudonym of John Buxton Hilton writer of both the Inspector Simon Kenworthy and Inspector Thomas Brunt series.</i>