A Fatal Crossing: Agatha Christie meets Titanic in this unputdownable mystery

Reviews

The booktrail

I really enjoyed this and recommend it to others and I’m looking forward to reading more by the author. The action takes place at sea so it’s a locked room mystery which floats! Imagine being on a cruise with this lot!

Mrsbookburnee

There were some incredible twists to the plot, none more than the final twist. The setting of the story made the book for me and could really picture both Temple and Birch running about the ship, I was even picturing what each guest was wearing as I love this era. Thank you to Sarah Harwood PR and Century Books for the early review copy.

Micky - bookphenomena

Temple seemed shady from the start with a slice of maybe he's okay. Headlines:High seas mysteryCrew, toffs, mob and conmenThis historical murder mystery set on an atlantic crossing in the 1920s is unlike my usual reading choices but it turned out to be a good choice nonetheless. I liked him a lot and felt him to be the intergrity compass of the piece.