An Extremely Unlikely Death 'At the top of the tree of modern whodunnits' Ian Moore

<h2>Murder is the only paw-sible explanation</h2><p>During a routine welfare check, the police find local shop owner Mr Fitzgerald at the foot of his stairs, dead. There is broken glass over the floor of his shop, his dog has been locked in the kitchenette cupboard, and on the counter is an envelope addressed to Mrs and Mrs Margery and Clementine Butcher-Baker The Dinner Lady Detectives.</p><p>As the town mourns Mr Fitzgerald's death as an unfortunate accident, Margery and Clementine cannot shake the sense that there is something suspicious about the scene. They are convinced this was no accident. But why would anybody want to harm an elderly shopkeeper? And with the culprit still at large, and determined to cover their tracks, can they get to the bottom of the case before there is another victim?</p><p><b>A charming cosy crime novel which will make you laugh-out-loud. Perfect for fans of J.M Hall and Fiona Leitch.</b></p><h2>Praise for <i>An Extremely Unlikely Death</i> </h2><p>'<b>One of my favourite cosy crime series</b>' </p><p>'The Dinner Lady Detectives are wonderful characters and <b>I loved all the banter in this book</b>' </p><p>'<b>Hannah Hendy is a fantastic writer</b>. I cannot recommend this series enough. I love the stories and it's such an easy read. Absolutely brilliant!' </p><p>'<b>Plenty of twists and turns, heartfelt and humorous</b>, Hendy's writing and character work are stellar; the characters are well-rounded and complex while remaining incredibly likable' </p><p>'I love this author. <b>A remarkable series for fans of cozy crime</b> read it you won't be disappointed' </p><p>'I love Marjorie and Clementine <b>I was hooked the whole way through</b>' </p><p>'<b>Hannah Hendy has created such a wonderful community in this series</b> the characters are real and lovable, and it's so much fun following their adventures' </p>