Date with Justice: 9 (The Dales Detective Series, 9)

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Samson O’Brien has gotten dismissed from the force, and comes back to his hometown of Bruncliffe in the Yorkshire Dales to form the Dales Detective Agency as he struggles to clear his own name. And rather than describing crowded streets and the mayhem of city life, my eyes were drawn to the rainbow colours on the ewes’ rear ends as the breeding season got into full swing! Following on from Date With Evil, this heart-warming and wittily charming novel is perfect for fans of Richard Osman and Robert Thorogood and cosy crime at its very best. She is also the author of the Dales Detective series which follows the adventures of Samson O'Brien and Delilah Metcalfe as they solve cases in the Yorkshire Dales.

No bad language, sex scenes or violence that is graphic, just implied so books are suitable for all. Once there he joins forces with Delilah Metcalfe, owner of the Dales Dating Agency, to solve a series of local crimes, ably supported by an eccentric cast of characters who live in Bruncliffe and Delilah’s Weimaraner, Tolpuddle. a big helping of recognisable small town life, a suitably menacing air of malevolence, an undercurrent of suspense, lashings of Yorkshire wit and a seductively simmering relationship between handsome Sansom and the delightful Delilah. Julia Chapman joins us in Caboodlers' Corner to share ten of her favourite cosy crime reads to check out this spring.There were a few minor disappointments: fiction in general seems to miss out on proofreading and the text has several typos.

Samson O'Brien of the Dales Detective Agency is being questioned by police about a murder, with the truth about his policing past about to be brutally exposed. The rights were acquired from Conrad Williams at Blake Friedmann on behalf of Oli Munson at AM Heath.Against the backdrop of a winter in Yorkshire, they have to work together yet again if they are going to uncover the evil that threatens the elderly residents in Bruncliffe. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Biography: Julia Chapman is the pseudonym of Julia Stagg, who has had five novels, the Fogas Chronicles set in the French Pyrenees, published by Hodder. I must say that I hadn't even realised this book was out until I saw it on the shelves in W H Smith! While I was trying to plot murder in the city, I was constantly noticing the shade of the heather on the hills as September bleeds into October.