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Book Synopsis''There is no reason at all why this series should not run and run and why Sidney Chambers should not occupy the same place in the pantheon as Miss Marple or Poirot'' - Catholic Herald''Perfect reading for a sunny English garden'' - Kate Saunders,
The Times''There is no denying the winning charm of these artfully fashioned mysteries'' - Barry Forshaw,
Independent_______________The sixth book in James Runcie''s much-loved series, adapted for ITV's Grantchester which stars James Norton as Sidney Chambers. Perfect for fans of M. C. Beaton.Life is never straightforward when you're a full-time priest and part-time detective. So when a walk in a bluebell wood takes an unexpected turn, Archdeacon Sidney Chambers finds himself plunged into another murder investigation: who would want to kill a harmless old hippy - and why was the man foraging for poisonous plants? Sidney's findings soon lead him into sunny Granchester's dark under
Trade ReviewPerfect reading for a sunny English garden -- Kate Saunders * The Times *
There is no denying the winning charm of these artfully fashioned mysteries -- Barry Forshaw * Independent *
Beautifully crafted and surprising -- A. N. Wilson * Spectator *
A perfect accompaniment to a sunny afternoon, a hammock and a glass of Pimm’s * Guardian *
Alexander McCall Smith's Mma Ramotswe is going to have to look to her laurels! Sidney Chambers's adventures are thoroughly captivating and engaging -- Amanda Craig, author of Hearts and Minds
No detective since Father Brown has been more engaging than Canon Sidney Chambers. Perfect company in bed -- Salley Vickers
There is no reason at all why this series should not run and run and why Sidney Chambers should not occupy the same place in the pantheon as Miss Marple or Poirot * Catholic Herald *
As a writer unafraid to delve into the human predicament, James Runcie is pitching triumphantly above the parapet of conventional crime -- Barry Turner * Daily Mail *
