A visit to the local village fete for a spot of fun and relaxation turns into a nightmare for Agatha Raisin when she discovers the body of the local landowner in the woods – with an arrow in his chest and his trousers round his ankles.
At first her old adversary, Detective Chief Inspector Wilkes, declares the death a tragic accident, believing the victim has been hit by a stray arrow from an archery demonstration. Agatha is convinced the man was murdered and is shocked when Wilkes eventually agrees… particularly as he considers her to be his prime suspect!
Determined to clear her name and find the real killer, Agatha launches her own investigation, quickly becoming involved with a family at war, an unscrupulous gangster — and a murderer who is determined to make her the next victim…
‘Cosy crime with a touch of bite’ – Belfast Telegraph
‘Agatha finds herself embroiled in intrigue and murder, and her hectic life continues to swirl along at a dizzying pace’ – Eastern Daily Press
‘R.W. Green comes up trumps with the 33rd case for flirty private eye Agatha Raisin … Crime in the Cotswolds has never been livelier than in Agatha’s fizzingly funny cases’ – Peterborough Telegraph
At first her old adversary, Detective Chief Inspector Wilkes, declares the death a tragic accident, believing the victim has been hit by a stray arrow from an archery demonstration. Agatha is convinced the man was murdered and is shocked when Wilkes eventually agrees… particularly as he considers her to be his prime suspect!
Determined to clear her name and find the real killer, Agatha launches her own investigation, quickly becoming involved with a family at war, an unscrupulous gangster — and a murderer who is determined to make her the next victim…
‘Cosy crime with a touch of bite’ – Belfast Telegraph
‘Agatha finds herself embroiled in intrigue and murder, and her hectic life continues to swirl along at a dizzying pace’ – Eastern Daily Press
‘R.W. Green comes up trumps with the 33rd case for flirty private eye Agatha Raisin … Crime in the Cotswolds has never been livelier than in Agatha’s fizzingly funny cases’ – Peterborough Telegraph