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Death on the Pier

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Book 1 of Bertie Carroll Mysteries

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Pub Date 10 Oct 2022 | Archive Date 31 Oct 2022


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Description

The Palace Pier Theatre.

Brighton.

1933.

Renowned murder mystery playwright Bertie Carroll turns real life detective when his leading lady is shot and killed on stage, in full view of an unsuspecting audience.

Once the curtain falls and the applause subsides, the horrible truth begins to dawn on the cast of suspects backstage. Motives, secrets and old rivalries begin to come to light, setting the stage for this theatrical murder mystery.

With the help of Chief Detective Hugh Chapman, an old school friend, Bertie must put his amateur sleuthing skills to the test to unravel the ultimate whodunnit. 

The debut novel from Jamie West is set in and around The Palace Pier Theatre in Brighton, a lost theatre, lovingly recreated.


About The Author

Over the last 15 years, Jamie has worked backstage on countless shows in London’s West End working in the field of automation — the department that’s responsible for operating and maintaining the equipment that controls the motorised scenery you see moving around during a production.

His work covers a huge variety of shows including The Book of Mormon, Miss Saigon, Kinky Books, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, and currently Dear Evan Hansen.

The Palace Pier Theatre.

Brighton.

1933.

Renowned murder mystery playwright Bertie Carroll turns real life detective when his leading lady is shot and killed on stage, in full view of an unsuspecting...


Advance Praise

“A proper page-turner.” Ian Moore (Death and Croissants)

"A denouement worthy of Agatha Christie." Jim Eldridge (Author of the Museum Mysteries series)

"Escapist fun from start to finish." Jamie Bernthal (Author - Queering Agatha Christie)

“A proper page-turner.” Ian Moore (Death and Croissants)

"A denouement worthy of Agatha Christie." Jim Eldridge (Author of the Museum Mysteries series)

"Escapist fun from start to finish." Jamie...


Available Editions

EDITION Paperback
ISBN 9781739762216
PRICE £9.99 (GBP)

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