Agatha Raisin And The Walkers Of Dembley

A Stroll Through the Countryside Turns Deadly

Agatha Raisin and the Walkers of Dembley is the fourth delightful mystery in M.C. Beaton’s beloved series featuring the sharp-tongued, ever-curious amateur sleuth. First published by Robinson Publishing in 2005, this charming yet deadly tale blends English village life with classic whodunit intrigue.

A New Case in the Cotswolds

When a rambunctious rambling group known as the Walkers of Dembley comes into conflict with a wealthy landowner, tensions run high. But no one expects murder—until the outspoken leader of the walkers is found dead. The police suspect foul play, and once again, Agatha Raisin finds herself pulled into the middle of a mystery.

Agatha’s Sharp Wit Meets Rural Secrets

Eager to escape her boredom—and prove her sleuthing skills—Agatha teams up with the ever-dashing James Lacey to sniff out the truth. As she navigates petty rivalries, buried secrets, and her own feelings for James, the investigation proves more twisted than a country footpath.

A Cozy Mystery with Humor and Heart

With Beaton’s signature wit and a colorful cast of suspects, The Walkers of Dembley is a delightful addition to the Agatha Raisin series. Perfect for fans of cozy mysteries, British charm, and clever female detectives.