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Description
Theo Duncan is just an ordinary student. Except he also happens to be the son of the Prime Minister, Will Duncan.
Theo and Sammy are drawn into a new mystery when an arsonist sets fire to one of the grandest parts of Parliament – Speaker’s House – disrupting the campaign for the House of Lords reform referendum. Everyone suspects that the radical political group, the Novembrists, are responsible.
But Theo and Sammy know that MI5 have found no evidence linking the group to the fires that have been set around London in recent months. And the fire at Speaker’s House is different from all the others. Because this time, somebody is dead…
Was the murder of a respected member of government the real aim? Or is someone framing the Novembrists deliberately to thwart the referendum? To find out, Theo and Sammy have to go undercover and put their own lives on the line.
Theo Duncan is just an ordinary student. Except he also happens to be the son of the Prime Minister, Will Duncan.
Theo and Sammy are drawn into a new mystery when an arsonist sets fire to one of the...
Theo Duncan is just an ordinary student. Except he also happens to be the son of the Prime Minister, Will Duncan.
Theo and Sammy are drawn into a new mystery when an arsonist sets fire to one of the grandest parts of Parliament – Speaker’s House – disrupting the campaign for the House of Lords reform referendum. Everyone suspects that the radical political group, the Novembrists, are responsible.
But Theo and Sammy know that MI5 have found no evidence linking the group to the fires that have been set around London in recent months. And the fire at Speaker’s House is different from all the others. Because this time, somebody is dead…
Was the murder of a respected member of government the real aim? Or is someone framing the Novembrists deliberately to thwart the referendum? To find out, Theo and Sammy have to go undercover and put their own lives on the line.
A Note From the Publisher
This is the finale in a trilogy and it's recommended to read the books in order. This book contains details of plot points from previous books in the series. If you would like to read the previous books in the series and haven't yet, they're available on Amazon through their KDP programme.
This is the finale in a trilogy and it's recommended to read the books in order. This book contains details of plot points from previous books in the series. If you would like to read the...
This is the finale in a trilogy and it's recommended to read the books in order. This book contains details of plot points from previous books in the series. If you would like to read the previous books in the series and haven't yet, they're available on Amazon through their KDP programme.
Advance Praise
Praise for the Westminster Mysteries series:
'Mystery in the Palace of Westminster is a “great adventure” which “romps along with humour.”' Judges of the Selfies Children's Book Award, 2023
'This book would be a great introduction to politics while also offering a twisting mystery to entertain readers.' LoveReading 4 Kids
'Lustig has crafted an exciting political journey for her protagonists and the generations of young people who will read her work.' Teaching Citizenship, journal of the Association for Citizenship Teaching
Praise for the Westminster Mysteries series:
'Mystery in the Palace of Westminster is a “great adventure” which “romps along with humour.”' Judges of the Selfies Children's Book Award...
'Mystery in the Palace of Westminster is a “great adventure” which “romps along with humour.”' Judges of the Selfies Children's Book Award, 2023
'This book would be a great introduction to politics while also offering a twisting mystery to entertain readers.' LoveReading 4 Kids
'Lustig has crafted an exciting political journey for her protagonists and the generations of young people who will read her work.' Teaching Citizenship, journal of the Association for Citizenship Teaching
*This page contains affiliate links, so we may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through links on our site at no additional cost to you.
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I'm not a YA, but over recent years I've developed a fondness for YA mysteries, and I'm so glad that I discovered Sarah Lustig's Westminster Mysteries. Murder at Speaker's House is the third and final book in the series, featuring the Prime Minister's son, Theo, and his best friend, Sammy as teen sleuths on a mission to uncover who killed a member of Parliament. Very cleverly written, and this last book ties up the series quite well. I really hope that Ms. Lustig has plans for a new series!!! A+++
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I'm not a YA, but over recent years I've developed a fondness for YA mysteries, and I'm so glad that I discovered Sarah Lustig's Westminster Mysteries. Murder at Speaker's House is the third and final book in the series, featuring the Prime Minister's son, Theo, and his best friend, Sammy as teen sleuths on a mission to uncover who killed a member of Parliament. Very cleverly written, and this last book ties up the series quite well. I really hope that Ms. Lustig has plans for a new series!!! A+++