IMOGEN QUY DETECTIVE MYSTERIES

THE ATTENBURY EMERALDS

Lord Peter Wimsey first encountered the Attenbury emeralds in 1921, launching his career as a detective. Now it is 1951 and the new young Lord Attenbury - grandson of Lord Peter's first client - seeks his help again, this time to prove who owns the gigantic emerald that Wimsey last saw thirty years ago.

A DESERT IN BOHEMIA

In 1945 central Europe is in upheaval, communities destroyed and the social order changed forever. Count Michael Blansky is forced to abandon his ancestral castle and join the flood of refugees, but he leaves behind a tangled legacy.

FIREWEED

Bill and Julie were two runaways in wartime London. At first life was fun but the matter of survival soon became a problem.

GAFFER SAMSON'S LUCK

James's difficulty in adjusting to a new school and life in the Fens is further complicated by the request of an elderly neighbor to find his lucky piece, a task which puts James in some danger.

GOLDENGROVE

Madge and Paul find their lives are about to change when they spend the summer at their grandmother's house in Cornwall.

GRACE

Enthralling story of Grace Darling and her daring rescue of shipwrecked passengers in 19th century Northumberland.

THE LATE SCHOLAR

Peter Wimsey and Harriet set off to spend some time in Oxford, when some of the fellows appeal to him to resolve a dispute. But then several of the fellows unexpectedly die and the causes of death bear an uncanny resemblance to the murder methods in Peter's past cases - methods that Harriet has used in her published novels .

A PARCEL OF PATTERNS

A young girl tells of the tragedy that befell her village in Derbyshire when the plague was brought from London in 1665, possibly by a parcel of dress patterns. Dramatically and powerfully told.

A PRESUMPTION OF DEATH

During the 1940s Blitz in London, Lord Peter Wimsey is conducting secret business for the Foreign Office. Meanwhile, in the country, Harriet is shocked by the murder of a young Land Girl.

THRONES, DOMINATIONS

Lord Peter Wimsey and his wife Harriet Vane, the detective story writer, are settling into their new life together in London. It is 1936, and London is a social whirl for the fashionable and wealthy. When murder strikes, Harriet becomes drawn into a case which casts an unexpected light on her own life with Peter.

THE WYNDHAM CASE

When Philip Skellow is found dead in a college library it is thought that he slipped from a ladder while stealing books. The college nurse has her doubts especially when another student is found drowned in an ornamental fountain.