Death of a Suffragette

Step back into Edwardian London and join Flora Maguire in this addictive cosy mystery that is guaranteed to keep you turning pages.

1903 London is bustling and glamorous. With troubling secrets simmering and worrying signs of war Flora Maguire must solve a deadly mystery which leads right to the heart of the corridors of power.

When the body of a London socialite, and leading light of the burgeoning women's suffrage movement, is found outside The Grenadier public house in London's fashionable Knightsbridge, Flora Maguire can't resist investigating.

Mysterious letters are discovered in the victim's belongings, including strange links to the foreign office. But why do the clues keep coming back to the assassination of a Baltic king?

As Flora closes in on the killer, it soon becomes clear she is no longer safe in London, but - as her husband Bunny rushes to be by her side - will he be the one to save her, or will she have to find her own way out?

An absolutely gripping cozy crime novel, perfect for fans of T. E. Kinsey, Verity Bright, and Helena Dixon.

What readers are saying about Anita Davison:

'A lovely mystery evocative of the period from a talented writer' Helena Dixon

'London makes for a wonderful setting for this cozy mystery, brought to life by the author's elegant prose and deep historical research. I am enjoying this series. Flora Maguire is an excellent amateur detective!' Reader Review

'I just finished one Flora book to move onto another! . . . A super book to curl up with and apparently, there's more to come!' Reader Review

'This is a series mystery lovers won't want to miss' Reader Review

'I enjoyed it tremendously!' Reader Review

'Careful though, it's hard to put it down once you start! !' Reader Review

Previously published as Murder at The Grenadier and A Knightsbridge Scandal