Margaret Addison's Blog: "A Death in Kingsley Square" - the next book in my Rose Simpson Mysteries series is now available to purchase in paperback, page 2

ROSE SIMPSON MYSTERIES * * * AUDIOBOOK OFFER * * *

In these unprecedented and troubling times I should like to send my very best wishes to you and your family and hope that you are all keeping safe and well.
For those self-isolating, particularly those living alone, it can be a particularly lonely time, and also a worrying time for those of you who have seen a reduction in your income.
With this in mind, Circle of Spears, who produce my audiobook “Murder at Ashgrove House”, are making all of their titles, including “Murder at Ashgrove House”, available at a 15% discount for downloads from their website.
If you would like to take advantage of this offer, please visit www.circleofspears.com/store and apply the discount code STAYSAFE at checkout.

Next Rose Simpson Book

I have been working in earnest on my new Rose Simpson Mystery, "Murder on the Cornish Coast", which will be published in the summer.

To view some photos that I took on a recent visit to Cornwall, and which I have been using for inspiration for my book, visit my Facebook page.

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"MURDER AT THE MASQUERADE BALL" BOOK 9 IN THE ROSE SIMPSON MYSTERIES SERIES IS AVAILABLE NOW!

I am delighted to announce that the latest book in my Rose Simpson Mysteries series is now available to buy as a Kindle book from Amazon. It will also shortly be available to purchase in paperback.
“Murder at the Masquerade Ball” is also available on Kindle Unlimited, as are the rest of the books in my Rose Simpson Mysteries series.

*** AUDIOBOOK COMPETITION ***

June is National Audiobook Month! To celebrate, I shall be giving away two signed audiobook copies of my book, "Murder at Ashgrove House", to two lucky winners. To enter, all you need do is:

(a) go to my author’s page on Facebook at the link below and like my post or leave a comment;

www.facebook.com/MargaretAddisonAuthor/ or


(b) subscribe to my mailing list via my website at the link below and you will then automatically be entered into the draw.

http://www.margaretaddison.com/

The draw for both audiobooks will take place at the end of this month.

Good luck!

GRAB YOURSELF A FREE KINDLE COPY OF MY ROSE SIMPSON BOOK “MURDER IN THE SERVANTS’ HALL”

I am very excited to be taking part in a 5-day USA MOTHER’S DAY COZY MYSTERY PROMOTION hosted by LEE STRAUSS, BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE GINGER GOLD MYSTERIES SERIES. The promotion begins today, May 9th and ends on May 13th.

If you have not already read my book “Murder in the Servants’ Hall”, now is the time to acquire a free Kindle copy from Amazon USA or Amazon UK. If you have already read my book, why not recommend it to a friend who is interested in Cozy mysteries?

Check out the link below to see the other titles included in this promotion and grab yourself a bargain!

https://www.leestraussbooks.com/mothe...

Why I write crime fiction

I have wanted to write for as long as I can remember, although it took me quite a long time to decide what sort of books I wished to write. I have experimented with writing children’s books and literary books before settling on crime fiction which I chose for the very simple reason that it is my favourite type of book to read.

What are the Rose Simpson Mysteries?

A series of country-house murder mysteries set in England in the 1930s.
They feature an amateur detective heroine called Rose Simpson, who becomes acquainted with, and is invited into the homes of, the British aristocracy.
Whilst the majority of my stories have focused on country houses and the lives of the rich, this is not always the case. One book, “Murder at Renard’s”, was centred around a murder during a fashion show held in a dress shop, and in “Murder in the Servants’ Hall” the story was seen very much from the perspective of the servants.
In the book I am currently writing the action is concentrated around a masquerade ball.
Whenever I am asked to describe my books, I tend to say that they are a bit like Agatha Christie meets Downton Abbey!