Abbott Agency Series by Veronica Heley (Books #1, #4-8)
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Overview: Veronica Heley enjoys giving talks and workshops about writing, and served time on the committee of the Association of Christian Writers. She attends Pitshanger Methodist Church, runs her own bookstall and is a member of their prayer group.Shes been married to a probation officer for forty something years, and they have one married, musician daughter. For fun she reads anything and everything. She’s been a member of a book reading club for forty years. She enjoys meeting friends for coffee, she gardens, she plays patience with real cards…and think about stories she hasn’t yet had time to write.
Genre: Mystery
1. False Charity
The start of a new mystery series from the creator of Ellie Quicke – Newly widowed Bea Abbott must decide what to do with her deceased husband’s business, an exclusive organization handling domestic crises. Though Bea is tempted to sell up, she soon begins investigating an accounting irregularity within a catering firm.What Bea doesn’t know but will soon discover is that someone is way out of control, and finding it all too easy to kill…
4. False Pretences (2009)
Bea Abbot is back
Bea Abbot runs a domestic agency that doesn’t ‘do’ murder. There’s nothing sinister about charity-worker Zander’s request for her to join him on a visit to his former boss Denzil’s widow. But Zander had exposed the financial scam Denzil was running–after which Denzil had, unexpectedly, died. Now the dead man’s widow is out for Zander’s blood, and the paperwork that proves Denzil’s guilt is missing. Denzil’s computer could provide the answers, but then another death occurs . . .
5. False Money (2010)
Bea Abbot runs a domestic agency that does not ‘do’ murder. But the disappearance of Tomi, the star of an award-winning short film, is a different matter, especially when charming but feckless Chris bribes Bea to investigate with a bouquet of flowers. When Bea–working through personal problems–discovers that Tomi is not the only one amongst his friends to vanish, however, she wonders if her own life might be in danger too.
6. False Report (2011)
While Bea Abbot worries that she’s lost control of her domestic agency, she’s asked to find some domestic help for an eccentric little musician falsely accused of murder. She doesn’t realize how dangerous this might be until Jeremy — fleeing from attempts on his life — lands up on her doorstep. Researching the gang who’d used an attractive girl to entrap Jeremy, Bea finds traces of them throughout high society . . . Can Bea keep Jeremy — and herself — alive, while all he thinks about is composing a song for pretty, dead Josie?
7. False Alarm (2012)
Bea finds herself obligated to help a businessman whose life is in danger . . . and is sucked into a community packed with scandal, intrigue and corruption. Bea Abbot is asked to find the man or woman who laid a booby trap for Sir Lucas Ossett, the powerful head of an international company, in his own block of flats.
She finds Sir Lucas’s wife in a state of fear, while gossiping elderly ladies cast doubt on the probity of their eclectic neighbours. Soon it’s clear that Sir Lucas’s influence reaches out to touch and perhaps corrupt even those nearest to Bea, while trivial incidents escalate into violence — and death.
8. False Diamond (2013)
The fake diamond in Dilys Holland’s engagement ring implies that all is not well in her marriage, and the Holland family matriarch, Sybil, calls on Bea Abbot for help. Bea soon discovers that Dilys and her little girl live in fear of her abusive husband, a man called Benton with whom Bea has already clashed. Benton wants Bea to rescue the ailing fortunes of his company, part of the Holland empire, and has no scruples about trying violence on her too when she turns him down. To make matters worse, Bea’s Member of Parliament son has tied both his fortune and his marriage to Benton’s future and is desperate for Bea to rescue him. Then Dilys tries to commit suicide . . . or does she?
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