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"Death on a Gravestone"
A Newshound Crime Mystery
When the body of well-known and much hated politician Agnes Hunter is found on a gravestone in Wales’ largest cemetery, with a gun and a note, her death is ruled suicide. However, Trevor Gwyn Jones, senior reporter for The Cardiff Sentinel, is sceptical of the verdict, as is his best friend and confidante Sergeant Gareth Roberts. Agnes had made many enemies, both personal and professional, in her relentless pursuit of the top political job in Cardiff and later, Wales.
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Cwrdd â’r Awdur | Meet the Author – M K Jones
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A Word From The Author
M. K. Jones is a family history researcher, genealogist and author of the “Maze Investigations” series and “The Curiosity Club of St Foy” series of novels.
Come in and take a look around. You’ll find information about me and everything ‘Maze’. You can read about the books in the Maze series, each with its gallery of photos and discover the backgrounds of the Maze Investigators. My regular posts cover entertaining aspects of each book and its characters, news of events and other interesting stuff.
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What Readers Are Saying
I love the escapades and detective work of the Curiosity Club members. This one was pretty complicated. Protagonists to love and cheer on as clues were discovered. it’s so refreshing to read a well written, clean novel. 5 stars and ready for the next adventure.
Kindle Customer
Review on Book 2
So happy that book 2 is now out – and it didn’t disappoint! I’ve enjoyed all of M K Jones’s books, and this new “The Curiosity Club of St Foy” series is a wonderful new genre to get my teeth into. Loving it. More please!
LCR
"The Curiosity Club of St Foy"Book 2
debc
Curiosity club , love them.
Yet another fast paced and intriguing mystery in this fun series. Looking forward to another visit with the Curiosity Club!
L. Shower
Review on Book 2, What a romp!
Series 2
The Curiosity Club of St. Foy
M K Jones is a family history researcher, genealogist and author of “The Curiosity Club of St Foy” & “Maze Investigations” series of novels.
What Readers Are Saying
I love the escapades and detective work of the Curiosity Club members. This one was pretty complicated. Protagonists to love and cheer on as clues were discovered. it’s so refreshing to read a well written, clean novel. 5 stars and ready for the next adventure.
Kindle Customer
Review on Book 2
So happy that book 2 is now out – and it didn’t disappoint! I’ve enjoyed all of M K Jones’s books, and this new “The Curiosity Club of St Foy” series is a wonderful new genre to get my teeth into. Loving it. More please!
LCR
"The Curiosity Club of St Foy"Book 2
debc
Curiosity club , love them.
Yet another fast paced and intriguing mystery in this fun series. Looking forward to another visit with the Curiosity Club!
L. Shower
Review on Book 2, What a romp!
Series 3
A Newshound Crime Mystery
M K Jones is a family history researcher, genealogist and author of “The Curiosity Club of St Foy” & “Maze Investigations” series of novels.
Now Co-wrighting “Old Crimes – New Solutions” with John F. Wake in our new Crime Mystory Series.
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