Mermaid’s Fury · English

Treggan Bay Mysteries · Book 4

Mermaid’s Fury

An old fire. A village legend. A story that was never properly laid to rest.

Reading optionsSample in English

New to this series? Begin with Murder in Treggan Bay.

Murder in Treggan Bay

About the story

A walk in the Whealings leaves Noah Yalland and Leo Petit with shell offerings, an unsettling scream and questions about a fire long blamed on a mermaid’s fury. A newspaper file points towards Coplestone Cross, where a ruined house and a stopped clock hold their own histories. Noah follows parish records, old photographs and memories that do not quite agree. The fourth Treggan Bay mystery explores a decades-old tragedy, with dry humour, compassion and an uncanny touch.

What to expect

Clues, village loyalties and Noah and Leo’s continuing relationship.

Ending and reading order

A complete mystery; continuing characters.

Content notes
  • Historical fire deaths
  • Confinement and institutional harm
  • Psychological distress
  • Ghostly themes

In reading order

  1. 1
    Murder in Treggan Bay
  2. 2
    The Watchman’s Secret
  3. 3
    Murder at Torre Manor
  4. 4
    Mermaid’s FuryYou are here
  5. 5
    Death by Clotted Cream
  6. 6
    Secret of the Stone

    Planned for early December 2026

  7. 7
    The Murder of Blue Six

    Planned for early 2027

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Questions about this book

Which language is this edition?

English · Mermaid’s Fury

Where should I start?

Book 4 · Treggan Bay Mysteries. New to this series? Begin with Murder in Treggan Bay.

Can I read a sample?

Sample in English

For a different mood

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University coming of age

The Three of Us

For a gentler story of friendship.

Hopeful; a complete story.

The Boy with the Crow · English

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The Boy with the Crow

For another crime series, with much darker themes.

Continues in the next volume.

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