The Smuggler’s Legacy of the South Hams
Pull up a chair and pour yourself a nice cup of tea (duty-paid, I promise!). As I’ve been tucked away […]
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Deleted Scenes From The Mystery of Mossington Manor
Two Articles By Harmony Stone for the Kingscombe Gazette Writers have lots of ways to get to know the characters
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The Secret Language of Carruthers the Cat
A Feline’s Guide to Solving Crime “Humans spend a lot of time talking. If they spent more time watching the
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Baking Scones at the Cream First Cafe
The morning fog hadn’t yet lifted from Kingscombe’s harbour when Nikki Trent unlocked the door to the Cream First Café. The bell over the door chimed softly, a sound that always made her smile.
On the counter, a folded note. It must have been left there last night. Someone had scrawled three words across the paper in looping script:
LEMON BREAD ARC
A riddle? A request? Or another little mystery brewing before the spring fête?
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Old Mansions, New Murders: The Houses That Inspire Kingscombe
Hi there fellow sleuths and members of the Kingscombe Secret Society. There’s something delicious about a house that seems to
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Why Kingscombe’s Ancient Soil is a Sleuth’s Best Friend
Hello there, fellow secret society members! If you’ve been following my new life in the South Hams, you’ll know that
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Meeting Harmony Stone
Why the most dangerous person in the room is the one holding the house keys. Welcome back to the nook,
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