Latest book – The Girl on the Tram
The Girl on the Tram – a synopsis
Exeter, 1910—a time of suffragettes, newly invented petrol and steam-powered cars, the arrival of the new-fangled telephone, and the groundbreaking use of fingerprints to solve crime.
In this delightful historical mystery, young Carrie finds herself drawn into a web of intrigue after witnessing a devastating tram crash. As a passenger named Rose dies in her arms, she presses a strange calling card into Carrie’s hand and whispers that the crash was no accident. Carrie is both shaken and intrigued.
Reviews
“I absolutely loved this story. Carrie is endearing, the detectives are funny, and the story pulls you along nicely – a real page-turner! Warmly recommended.”
About the author
I was born in Woking in 1959 and now live in Devon with my partner and our black lab. I was encouraged to write from an early age when I wrote a short story in high school and was advised to enter the story into a competition. Unfortunately, I chose to ignore the advice and have regretted it ever since.