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A Three Dog Problem

Name: A Three Dog Problem
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ISBN: 9781838774844

The Queen investigates a murder at Buckingham Palace

(Author) S.J. Bennett

Format: Paperback

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The second book in the delightfully clever mystery series in which Queen Elizabeth II secretly solves crimes while carrying out her royal duties - now available to pre-order in hardback, eBook and audiobook. In the wake of a referendum which has divided the nation, the last thing the Queen needs is any more problems to worry about. But when an oil painting of the Royal Yacht Britannia - first given to the Queen in the 1960s - shows up unexpectedly in a Royal Navy exhibition, she begins to realise that something is up. When a body is found in the Palace swimming pool, she finds herself once again in the middle of an investigation which has more twists and turns than she could ever have suspected. With her trusted secretary Rozie by her side, the Queen is determined to solve the case. But will she be able to do it before the murderer strikes again?

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Publisher:

Zaffre

Format:

Paperback

Number of pages:

390

Language:

ISBN:

9781838774844

Publish year:

2022

Publish date:

May 26, 2022

S.J. Bennett

S.J. Bennett is a British author known for her historical fiction novels. She has a knack for blending fascinating historical details with compelling storytelling. Bennett's most notable work is "The Windsor Knot," a mystery novel featuring Queen Elizabeth II as a detective. This novel garnered critical acclaim for its unique premise and engaging plot. Bennett's contributions to literature include bringing historical figures to life in her works and offering readers a fresh perspective on well-known events. Her literary style is characterized by meticulous research and vivid descriptions, immersing readers in the time period of her stories. Bennett's impact on the historical fiction genre has been significant, as she has breathed new life into familiar historical figures and settings.