Death Comes to Call: An absolutely unputdownable English cozy mystery novel (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781786818126)

Frost sparkles on the bare winter branches, as night falls over the quiet country lanes bordering the fens. But nestled beneath an ivy-covered bough, a body lies pale in the bright moonlight...

When a promising local artist disappears, the victim's brother begs Detective Tara Thorpe to take the case. It seems there's no evidence of foul play... he simply disappeared without a trace.

Tara agrees to do some digging... never mind that her unorthodox approach to policing has got a few of her colleagues' backs up. Amongst them is her former supervisor Detective Patrick Wilkins... he's had enough of Tara calling the shots and will do anything to knock her down. She must be careful.

At least she has an ally in their boss, Detective Garstin Blake. He'll always back her hunches. If anything, they work together too well... at least, that's the rumour around the station these days.

When a body of a young woman is found frozen near the fens, Tara's evidence suddenly becomes key to solving a high-profile murder. Is their missing artist still a victim... or in fact a clever murderer with a deadly plan?

An unputdownable page-turner that will keep you hooked until the very last page

Readers are completely gripped by Clare Chase...

'Literally couldn't put it down This was an excellent thriller with well-developed characters and great twists From the first page until the end... a great ride of mystery, suspense and murder... Excellent thriller and crime read ' Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars

'There's so much to love about this book... a mouth-watering, Michelin 5 star read.' Jenny O'Brien, 5 stars

'Fast-paced, twisty and interesting well-developed characters. Oh, and a very interesting setting I just ripped right through this book. A wonderful balance of what I feel are the essential elements for a crime novel. This appears to be the first in a series... I hope so as I really enjoyed Tara ' Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars