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Julia Seales
Julia Seales writes mysteries. Her book A Most Agreeable Murder is a historical whodunit set in Regency England. She brings a fresh voice to the genre.
A Most Agreeable Murder
In the small English township of Swampshire, where a strict code of conduct governs every lady's behavior, Beatrice Steele has never quite measured up: she's hopeless at needlework, has no musical talent, and harbors a secret obsession with true crime that would scandalize her community if it ever got out. She's resolved to bury that obsession for her family's sake, especially with the autumnal ball approaching and her sister Louisa's marriage prospects on the line.
But when eligible bachelor Edmund Croaksworth drops dead mid-dance and a storm traps the entire party inside with a killer, Beatrice can't resist stepping outside the bounds of propriety to find out who did it, alongside a disgraced but undeniably alluring detective who showed up uninvited.
The eligible bachelor whose death sets off the mystery.