Katherine Woodfine The Sinclairs Mysteries 4 Book Set

The Sinclairs Mysteries 4 Book Set by Katherine Woodfine brings together four fast-paced historical mystery adventures. This collection is set in an Edwardian world of period detail, with Sophie and Lil at the centre of each case.

Included titles

• The Midnight Peacock
• The Painted Dragon
• The Clockwork Sparrow
• The Jewelled Moth

Key details

• Four-book set from The Sinclairs Mysteries series
• Author: Katherine Woodfine
• Recommended for readers aged 9+ years
• Edwardian historical mystery-adventure with period detail
• Cover and interior illustrations by Julia Sarda (The Jewelled Moth)

Synopses

The Midnight Peacock

The festive season arrives at Sinclairs, and Sophie and Lil spend the holidays at snowy Winter Hall for the Midnight Peacock Ball. What begins as a house party soon shifts as sinister secrets surface, drawing them into a baffling new mystery. Suggested for readers aged 9+ years.

The Painted Dragon

When a priceless painting is stolen, Sophie and Lil are pulled into a case shaped by forgery, trickery and deceit on all sides. The pace stays brisk, with Edwardian atmosphere framing every twist. Suggested for readers aged 9+ years.

The Clockwork Sparrow

At the Grand Opening of Sinclair's department store, a world of bonbons, hats and perfumes sets the scene for mysteries around every corner. A daring theft places Sophie Taylor and Lilian Rose on the trail of London’s most dastardly criminals, as they crack codes and vow to bring the villains to justice.

This is the first book in the series, written for readers aged 9+ years and rich in vivid Edwardian period detail.

The Jewelled Moth

A follow-up to The Mystery of the Clockwork Sparrow, this instalment sees Sophie and Lil don cunning disguises, mingle in high society and follow a trail of terrible secrets. Their investigation leads towards London’s most dangerous criminal mastermind, with the season’s most thrilling event promised along the way. Cover and interior illustrations are by Julia Sarda.

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