About the story
Albert Hooper lies dead in Torre Manor, a crossbow bolt in his chest and a tipped tumbler at his feet. The village fête appears to give almost everyone an alibi. Noah Yalland has learned to be suspicious of appearances. Photographs, property disputes and paths through the Whealings lead him into a case where loyalties matter as much as timings. Meanwhile, being open about his relationship with Leo brings its own complications. The third Treggan Bay mystery is best read after the first two.
What to expect
Clues, village loyalties and Noah and Leo’s continuing relationship.
Ending and reading order
A complete mystery; continuing characters.
Content notes
- Murder investigation
- Physical danger and injury
- Queerphobia and discrimination
