Murder at Endsley Castle
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Murder at Endsley Castle
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Narrated by:
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Jess Nahikian
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By:
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Alia Tawil
In a witty and suspenseful whodunit, a dedicated fashion historian turns amateur sleuth when an internship at an English castle becomes an unexpected education in murder.
Dress historian Edie Westwood has left Manhattan for her dream job in Yorkshire: cataloging sartorial treasures in medieval Endsley Castle. Though dressing in century-old styles has made Edie a curiosity, her obsessive eye for detail is about to prove critical—because a mystery awaits at the castle.
A local tour guide’s strange death and final cryptic words plunge Edie into the center of a murder investigation, and as she soon learns, Endsley is no stranger to deadly secrets that date back centuries. When Edie’s room in the castle is broken into and murder shakes the charming village of Newswick once more, her ambitions shift from investigating sartorial history to uncovering the deadly mystery—and fast.
Armed with an encyclopedic knowledge of fashion, an irresistibly attentive paramedic bodyguard, and near-forensic attention to detail, Edie must connect the threads between crimes and unravel the truth before it unravels her.
© 2027 by Alia Tawil. ℗ 2026 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.
Reviews
“A joyful introduction to an engaging new series, with a memorable heroine, a cast and setting perfect for a BBC series, a clever use of fashion history that’s both educational and entertaining, and a dual murder mystery plot that’ll have readers guessing right up until the big reveal.” —Jacqueline Firkins, author of Philippa Flynn’s Year of Panic and Piracy
“Dress historian Edie Westwood is a fresh and intelligent voice in the world of amateur sleuths and the perfect detective to unravel the deftly woven threads that connect two murders. One is centuries old and the other all too current. A sharp and engaging mystery!” —Dianne Freeman, USA Today bestselling author of the award-winning Countess of Harleigh Mystery series