The Pie & Mash Detective Agency

<p><b>Who is Nellie Thorne and why does she keep disappearing? Jane Pye and Simon Mash are on the case in this cosy crime mystery novel, perfect for fans of Janice Hallett and Robert Thorogood!</b></p><p><b>'Fans of Richard Osman will love it!' </b>Jonathan Ross<Br><b>'Classic cosy crime with vivid characters and a baffling conundrum' </b>Janice Hallett<Br><b>‘A fun romp that sets off at a cracking pace, and never lets up’ </b>Ian Moore</p><p>____________</p><p><b>Local schoolteacher Dev Hooper arrives home from work to find his girlfriend, Nellie Thorne, has vanished.</b></p><p>But she's not the first Nellie Thorne to disappear. In fact, she's the fifth in fifty years.</p><p>Enter Jane Pye and Simon Mash: a millennial couple who signed up for a private detective night class on a whim. When they're assigned Dev's case for their coursework, they quickly realise they’ve bitten off more than they can chew.</p><p>Armed with just six weeks of notes, matching trench coats, and questionable detective skills, they set out to solve a case that has baffled Kent's police for decades.</p><p>What links the missing Nellies? And why does everyone keep talking about ghosts!?</p><p><b>Is it an open and shut case? Not on your Nellie…</b></p><p>____________</p><p><b><u>Praise for <i>The Pie & Mash Detective Agency</i>: </u></b></p><p>‘<b>Sharp, witty</b> and <b>wonderfully original</b>’ L T Shearer, bestselling author of <i>The Cat Who Caught a Killer</i></p><p>'<b>Cosy crime at its best</b>!' 5-star reader review</p><p>'<b>Plenty of fun</b> and <b>enough twists to keep me guessing</b>' F.L. Everett, author of <i>Murder at Mistletoe Manor</i></p><p>‘A <b>blissfully cozy</b> mystery packed with<b> funny</b> moments’ Kelly Mullen, author of <i>This is Not a Game</i></p><p>‘A really <b>funny read</b>, with two very <b>endearing </b>detectives' Faith Martin, bestselling author of the DI Hillary Greene series</p><p>'Simon and Jane are <b>the most lovable characters</b>' 5-star reader review</p><p><b>'Compelling</b> and<b> intriguing'</b> J. M. Hall, author of <i>A Brush with Death</i></p><p>'If you're looking for a <b>fun, feel-good read </b>then this book passes with flying colours' Jamie West, author of <i>Murder at the Matinee</i></p><p>'<b>Like the dish in the title, I devoured it in one sitting</b>' Sue Perkins</p><p>‘<b>Delightful cosy crime with a twist</b>’ <i>Mail on Sunday</i></p><p>'What a <b>joyful</b> and <b>humorous</b> read!' 5-star reader review</p><p>'I just <b>couldn’t put it down!</b>' 5-star reader review</p>