The Uncertainty Principle

The Uncertainty Principle By Jennifer A. Girardin A Moriston House Mystery The leaves of crime continue to fall in the cozy British village of Halfereton, where every mystery just happens to drop in for tea Uncertainty is in the air as the curtain rises on crime again when the unexpected discovery of a body onstage at Anley Hall prompts an investigation into local journalist and mystery man Nigel Haines, whose background and possible suicide seem equally uncertain. As England's most popular murder host, Hugo Anstead finds his investigative skills put to the test when the compass of crime leads to a fortune in questionable cash on the dead man's doorstep...and a trail of equally false clues. Local journalist and queen of crime Marjorie Branell-Markson is convinced that there is a connection between the past and the present, and is certain that her editor, the notoriously cold fish Neil Holden is hiding something when he reluctantly admits finding a suicide note penned by the dead man. Clues abound in the form of a mysterious intruder who left nothing to chance...except the possible connection between a recent corporate merger and the death of a prominent scientist, whose prominence in crime is as uncertain as their investigation, while the cast of suspects continues to grow as the village's Amateur Sleuth Society matches wits against a cunning murderer...before the curtain of crime rises again. Join us for the Moriston House Mystery Series...the criminologist's preferred cup of crime