In the quaint village of Champton, the arrival of a film crew transforms the picturesque landscape into a bustling movie set. However, amidst the excitement, a sinister presence lurks, leading to a shocking crime that disrupts the charm of this close-knit community. In A Death on Location, the fifth enthralling instalment of Reverend Richard Coles' acclaimed cosy crime series, readers are invited to unravel a mystery that intertwines the glitz of filmmaking with the darkness of murder. The Story As the villagers adjust to their new role as extras, the atmosphere is electric with anticipation. But when the body of a prominent cast member is discovered, the revelry quickly descends into chaos. With the local constabulary overwhelmed and the film's production at stake, the indefatigable Reverend Coles steps in to investigate. His keen insight and gentle humour guide readers through a tapestry of eccentric characters, hidden motives, and the complexities of village life. Why Readers Love It Coles masterfully blends wit and intrigue, creating a narrative that is both engaging and thought-provoking. The exploration of themes such as community, identity, and the impact of fame resonates deeply, particularly within LGBTQIA+ contexts. The charming depiction of dogs as beloved companions adds warmth and relatability to the story. Perfect For Fans of cosy mysteries and literary fiction alike will find joy in this delightful tale. Readers who have enjoyed Coles' previous works, including The Reluctant Coroner and A Murder in Time, will appreciate his signature style that combines humour with poignant observations about life and faith. “A delightful blend of mystery and charm, perfect for a leisurely afternoon read.”
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