
BOOK 01 · Available
Murder at Wychmere Hall
At Wychmere Hall, an anonymous letter is never merely anonymous; it is a match held to a room full of dry secrets.
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ENTER THE WORLD OF JULIAN ASHCOMBE
Discover The Julian Ashcombe Mysteries, beginning with Murder at Wychmere Hall.

A WORLD BY ANNA DE WAHL
From Wychmere Hall to the next case, explore the books in sequence. Open a cover to discover the story and choose where to read.
The complete collection is arranged in reading order below.
Find your first mystery ↓THE COMPLETE COLLECTION · 12 BOOKS
Every book, in reading order.

BOOK 01 · Available
At Wychmere Hall, an anonymous letter is never merely anonymous; it is a match held to a room full of dry secrets.
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BOOK 02 · Available
The Thames is beautiful at sunset. It is less beautiful when it gives up a body.
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BOOK 03 · Available
Behind the glass of Bath's grandest winter garden, every jewel catch light. One catches blood.
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BOOK 04 · Available
On the Riviera, a false name can open a villa door. It can also leave a man dead behind it.
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BOOK 05 · Available
At Newmarket, a champion horse is worth a fortune. A dead trainer is worth a silence.

BOOK 06 · Available
At Glenross House, everyone remembers the bridge hand. The trouble is, memory may be the perfect alibi.
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BOOK 07 · Available
At the Wetherby Hydro, everyone has decided who the murderer meant to kill. That certainty may be the most dangerous clue of all.
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BOOK 08 · Available
An aria can fill a room. It cannot prove who was there.
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BOOK 09 · Available
At a lakeside hotel, the most dangerous thing in the room may be what a witness thinks he saw.
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BOOK 10 · Available
A collection of orchids can be arranged to perfection. A murder cannot.
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BOOK 11 · Available
A promise printed in ink can still leave a village in the lurch.
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BOOK 12 · Available
A cottage offered as a gift can hide a very different set of terms.
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