Murder Report: An Addictive Historical Cozy Mystery (Edie York Mystery Book 1)

In 1940 England, Edie York, a newspaper secretary, yearns to become a real wartime reporter. She is tired of transcribing Churchill's speeches and wants to be out in the field reporting. When she witnesses the death of a Home Guard soldier, she decides to use her investigative skills to solve the case.

Despite the police force being stretched thin due to the ongoing bombings, Edie decides to investigate on her own. She uncovers more than she had bargained for, from undercover spies to stolen artwork, and soon finds herself in over her head. When she discovers a second body, she realizes the danger she has put herself in. With the help of DCI Louis Brennan, she sets out to uncover the truth and make a name for herself as a reporter.

"F.L. Everett's debut novel is a brilliantly addictive and twist-packed cozy historical mystery perfect for fans of Richard Osman and Agatha Christie. This is the first book in the Edie York Mystery series."

Readers are raving about F.L. Everett's work, calling it "completely charming" and "bloody brilliant." They praise Edie as a "sparky heroine" and find the book to be "immersive" and "flawless." It is described as a "highly entertaining" read with a light-hearted mystery that leaves a smile on the reader's face.

Overall, the book has been well-received, with readers eagerly anticipating the next book in the series. It is a delightful blend of historical fiction, mystery, and humor, making it a captivating read for fans of the genre.

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