Murder At Plum's

A Deadly Mystery in the Heart of a Charming Bookshop

Murder at Plum’s by Amy Myers is a classic British whodunnit that combines wit, intrigue, and an atmospheric setting in the world of antiquarian books. When the eccentric owner of Plum’s, a well-known bookshop in Kent, is found dead under suspicious circumstances, what first appears to be a tragic accident quickly begins to look like murder.

The suspects are as varied and colorful as the books lining the shop’s dusty shelves—from jealous colleagues to secretive collectors, each hiding more than they reveal. It’s up to the sharp and quietly determined sleuth Peter Marsh to unravel the truth. With the help of his daughter Lindsey, Peter delves into a tangled web of motives and secrets buried deep within the literary world.

Where Books Hold Clues and Everyone Has a Story

Full of charm, clever plotting, and a satisfying blend of character and mystery, Murder at Plum’s is perfect for fans of traditional British detective fiction. Amy Myers delivers a tightly woven tale where nothing is quite as it seems—and where solving the crime may depend on reading between the lines.

An engaging start to the Peter and Lindsey Marsh series, this is a must-read for cozy mystery lovers and armchair sleuths alike.