Murders in Baders-Dront

Caroline Graham is perhaps the only classic of the English detective of the New Age, almost unknown to Russian readers. Meanwhile, it is she who is called in England the direct literary heiress of Agatha Christie, and it is according to her novels that one of the most popular detective television series “Midsomer Murders” (“Purely English Murders”), which has not gone from television, has been eighteen seasons, is being removed.
Baders-drift gives the impression of an exemplary English village-cozy and calm. When Miss Emily Simpson goes, as usual, to walk through the forest, she cannot assume that this walk will be the last for her.
The death of an elderly lady looks completely natural, but the senior inspector Barnabi still begins the investigation. And the deeper he plunges into an outwardly prosperous village life, the clearer it becomes that this serene place keeps many dangerous secrets.
For this book, the author was awarded the prestigious literary award Macavity Awards in the nomination Best Detective of the Year