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It’s opening night at the theatre and Addison Harper has front-row seats with Sergeant Jake Murphy. This might just be his perfect date.
The variety show promises spooky Halloween fun, ghoulish drag queens, frightening musical numbers, and the scariest thing of all: audience participation. Of course, the unlucky victim dragged from the safety of his seat is a mortified Addison. In a production full of twists and turns, he has no idea what’s coming next but nobody could have anticipated witnessing a sudden, absolutely unscripted, and very real death.
A dreadful accident? Or was it foul play? As the curtain falls before a horror-struck audience, Addison Harper finds himself once again in the spotlight at centre stage.
Fright on Stage Right
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Addison Harper and Sergeant Jake Murphy are off to a shaky start with their new living situation. So, when Addison has the chance to get out of town and clear his head, he’s quick to climb aboard.
The day’s scenic railway journey features a powerful steam engine pulling lovingly restored heritage carriages. On the train, passengers enjoy dramatic landscapes and endless cups of tea. When it comes to driving Milverton’s tourism, Addison can see they’re already on the right track. Unfortunately, a death en route threatens to derail not only the day’s excursion but any future marketing efforts.
Passengers have been promised an unforgettable day out – and they’re going to get it.
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- The NZ Listener on The Milverton MysteriesIt was such a treat seeing Fright on Stage Right reviewed in the New Zealand Listener magazine late last year! The Milverton Mysteries is introduced as a “charming cosy series” which I think is just wonderful: Are you keen to read the full review? You can do that right here. Or, do you want to… Read more: The NZ Listener on The Milverton Mysteries
- Writing retreat recapA wonderful weekend away with a big bunch of author friends. A truly impressive group that had me cackling constantly and my brain firing on all cylinders. It was wall-to-wall chats, literally from the moment I left home until I got back three days later. It was all go from the second I ventured downstairs… Read more: Writing retreat recap
- Bookshop Detective Louise Ward on The Milverton MysteriesBlurb quotes don’t get any better than this wonderful example from Louise Ward, co-author of The Bookshop Detectives: ‘The Milverton Mysteries are a breath of sweet, fresh air: funny, cosy, full of atmosphere and heart. You’ll fall in love with Addison.’ Louise Ward (co-author of The Bookshop Detectives) on The Milverton Mysteries If you enjoyed The Milverton Mysteries and… Read more: Bookshop Detective Louise Ward on The Milverton Mysteries
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