Murder at the Village Fair

In the charming backdrop of a 1935 summer fair, Kitty Underhay finds herself swept away in the excitement of the festivities, her carousel ride evoking playful nostalgia. However, the joyful atmosphere is quickly overshadowed when the day takes a dark turn, thrusting Kitty into the heart of a murder investigation. A leisurely honeymoon has turned into a gripping mystery, forcing her to confront the sinister undercurrents that lurk beneath the surface of small-town life.

As colorful stalls brim with treats and laughter, a shadow of suspicion looms over the village. Kitty’s observational skills and burgeoning detective instincts emerge as she navigates the tangled web of local secrets. What began as a light-hearted escape becomes a quest for the truth, as she engages with an eclectic cast of villagers, each harboring their own motives and hidden pasts, raising questions about loyalty, betrayal, and the lengths people will go to protect their own.

Amidst the quaint charm of the fair, Kitty embraces the challenge ahead, determined to uncover the truth before the murderer can strike again. The allure of the fair is juxtaposed against the chilling realization that danger could be lurking just around the corner, drawing her into an enthralling game of cat and mouse where trust is fragile and time is running out.