Se acabó el cuento / A Treacherous Tale The cambridge bookshop series

by Penney, Elizabeth

• ISBN13: 9788410206335
• ISBN10: 8410206331
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2026-04-01
• Publisher: Editorial Alma

Summary

After moving to Cambridge,Molly Kimball is enjoying her new life: she's co-owner of the family bookstore, lives surrounded by books and cats, and to see Kieran, her boyfriend, she just has to look next door. The author meet-and-greets she hosts at the bookstore are a huge success, even though the first one ended in a fatal crime… The next guest is Iona York, author of the children's classic "The Strawberry Girls." When Molly visits her idyllic storybook home, the last thing she expects to find is a dead man in the garden. To top it all off, Poppy, the author's eldest daughter, is nowhere to be seen. Molly is clear that The Strawberry Girls is much more than a children's story and won't hesitate to immerse herself in its story until she finds answers to the crimes of the present and the past. 

Author Biography

Elizabeth Penney es autora de más de una veintena de cozy mysteries, incluida la serie Apron Shop. El primer título de la serie Una librería en Cambridge, Final de capítulo, estuvo nominado al Premio Mary Higgins Clark 2022. Elizabeth creció en Inglaterra y Francia, y ahora reside en las Montañas Blancas de New Hampshire, donde escribe novelas y trata de cultivar cosas.

Elizabeth Penney is the author of more than twenty cozy mysteries, including the Apron Shop series. The first title in the Cambridge Bookshop series, Chapter End, was nominated for the 2022 Mary Higgins Clark Prize. Elizabeth grew up in England and France and now resides in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, where she writes novels and grows things., Elizabeth Penney is the author of more than twenty cozy mysteries, including the Apron Shop series. The first title in the Cambridge Bookshop series, Chapter End, was nominated for the 2022 Mary Higgins Clark Prize. Elizabeth grew up in England and France and now resides in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, where she writes novels and grows things.