Murder on the Moors

Lady Dorothea Dorchester, Dodo, flees to her cousins' estate in Dartmoor in search of peace and relaxation after her devastating break-up with Charlie and the awkward attraction to Chief Inspector Blood that caused it. Horrified to learn that the arch-nemesis from her schooldays, Veronica Shufflebottom, has been invited, Dodo prepares for disappointment. However, all that pales when one of the guests disappears after a ramble on the foggy moors. Presumed dead, Dodo attempts to contact the local police to report the disappearance only to find that someone has tampered with the ancient phone. The infamous moor fog is too thick for safe travel and the guests are therefore stranded. Can Dodo solve the case without the help of the police before the fog lifts? Ann Sutton was once a reluctant reader, until at age ten, Agatha Christie opened the door to a fabulous new world. The experience changed Ann forever and she read every Christie she could get her hands on. Mysteries remain her passion to this day – so it was only natural that she would eventually write her ownAfter years of dabbling, Ann began writing in earnest when her youngest child entered middle school. Covid lockdown proved to be the catalyst she needed, and from the determination to become a full-time writer, came the best-selling Dodo Dorchester Mystery Series. Her books have now sold or been read on Kindle Unlimited over 300,000 times.