📮 Penny Green Victorian Mysteries by Emily Organ (.ePUB)

If you like amateur lady sleuths and bygone eras then give my books a try! I love writing murder mysteries in which plucky heroines solve the crime. Whether it’s the 1880s or the 1920s, these ladies must rely on their wits – no detailed forensics or technology to help them out!

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7. An Unwelcome Guest:

7. An Unwelcome Guest: A luxurious hotel. Ten guests. One killer. London, 1884. When journalist Penny Green is invited to stay at the grand reopening of the Hotel Tempesta, she expects an evening of opulence and intrigue. But the night takes a sinister turn when the charismatic American owner is found brutally murdered at the foot of the stairs. The suspicion falls on his guests. Ten suspects in total. And Penny Green is one of them. As the fog rolls in, Penny realises she’s trapped in a nest of secrets. The hotel's tragic past resurfaces, with whispers of deadly fires and restless spirits. Teaming up with the tenacious Inspector James Blakely, Penny must negotiate a world of courtesans, stolen paintings and secret codes to prove Penny’s innocence and uncover the truth. With each revelation, the danger mounts. Can Penny expose the killer lurking within the hotel's shadowy corridors? Or will she become the next victim of the Tempesta’s curse?

8. Death at the Workhouse:

8. Death at the Workhouse: Someone’s preying on Victorian London’s poor. Can a determined reporter unmask the killer stalking the workhouse? London,1885. News reporter Penny Green is spending time at Shoreditch Workhouse working undercover. She knows more can be done for the deserving poor, but does anyone care? When two workhouse inmates die in a fight, the police and the coroner accept the simplest explanation. Determined to expose the truth, Penny undertakes her own investigation with Inspector James Blakely’s help, and it’s not long before they make themselves unpopular. A macabre turn finally makes the authorities act, but can Penny reveal the workhouse’s dark secrets before another life is taken? Or will her quest for justice be her final story? A gripping Victorian mystery that shines a light on the shocking realities of life for London’s poorest. Death at the Workhouse is the next thrilling instalment in the bestselling Penny Green series.

9. The Gang of St Bride's:

9. The Gang of St Bride's: A secret society. A deadly riddle. Can one intrepid reporter solve the puzzle before she becomes the next victim? London, 1885. A gang of lady thieves is targeting Piccadilly’s wealthy shoppers and no one’s able to stop them. As frustrations build, the body of a young woman is pulled from the River Thames. Journalist Penny Green has a lot to write about, and she faces a new challenge when a stranger approaches her with a riddle. Could it lead her to the killer? As Penny investigates, she discovers a mysterious gang known only as the Twelve Brides. Aided by Inspector James Blakely, Penny begins to unravel an intricate web of clues – the lady thieves' influence reaches into the highest echelons of London society. Time is running out for Penny – her impending marriage to James signals the end of her Fleet Street career. Can she crack the gang’s cryptic code, unmask the culprits and solve the murder before her wedding day? Or will someone ensure she never makes it to the altar?

10. Murder in Ratcliffe:

10. Murder in Ratcliffe: A secret is revealed in the ashes of a fire. Can a determined reporter uncover the truth before it’s buried forever? London, 1885. When a house in Penny Green’s new neighbourhood near Regent’s Park is gutted by fire, she finds a connection to an unsolved murder. Unable to resist a story, the reporter dives into an investigation that leads her deep into London’s East End and the notorious Ratcliffe Highway. The victim, Mary Steinway, was found dead in her squalid lodgings – a far cry from the Hampstead family home she grew up in. Penny pieces together how a young, middle-class lady fell from grace and met such a tragic end. But her inquiries stir long-buried secrets, and she soon makes dangerous enemies. When a shocking link to the aristocracy and the Houses of Parliament emerges, and with her new police inspector husband conflicted about helping, Penny realises she’s taking on more than she can handle. Can she expose the truth about Mary’s death before those who want to keep the past hidden silence her for good?

11. The Egyptian Mystery:

11. The Egyptian Mystery: A dead body vanishes. A wife goes missing. Penny faces her most baffling case yet. London, 1885. When a famous Egyptologist is found dead in his hotel room, reporter Penny Green expects a straightforward case. But the corpse disappears without a trace, and the victim's wife is nowhere to be found. Can the Egyptologist really be dead? Or is it an elaborate ruse? Evidence is thin on the ground and as she digs deeper, Penny uncovers a web of lies and false identities. Desperate for answers, Penny takes the risk of confronting those close to her and heads into dangerous territory. Can she expose the truth behind the Egyptologist’s apparent death and disappearance? Or will she fall victim to the same forces that threaten to bury the mystery forever?

12. The Camden Spiritualist:

12. The Camden Spiritualist: A woman shot dead on her doorstep. A killer who disappears into the fog. London, 1885. When journalist Penny Green attends a spiritualist performance at Theatre Royal Drury Lane, she's sceptical of the young medium's claims to communicate with the dead. Is it harmless entertainment or something more sinister? After a passionate protestor interrupts the show, Penny finds an ally. Two days later, her new friend is dead. As Penny investigates, she uncovers a nest of family secrets, illicit affairs and fraudulent schemes. Soon Penny suspects the spiritualist isn’t who she claims to be. There’s another puzzle to solve and increasing conflict with her police inspector husband. A second death puts a twist on the case, but Penny’s running out of time. Then comes news that changes her life forever…

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