Penguin A Murder Most Unladylike Collection 3 Books Set by Robin Stevens

Robin Stevens A Murder Most Unladylike Mystery Collection brings together three adventures featuring Daisy Wells and Hazel Wong. Across the set, the Detective Society faces new mysteries in very different settings, from school celebrations to a cruise on the Nile, alongside a selection of shorter cases.

The collection includes a full-length story set at Deepdean during its fiftieth Anniversary, a murder investigation aboard the SS Hatshepsut in Egypt, and a volume of six mini-mysteries, including four original, brand-new and never-seen-before stories.

Included titles

• Top Marks For Murder
• Death Sets Sail
• Once Upon A Crime

Key details

• Three-book collection
• By Robin Stevens
• Includes a volume of six mini-mysteries
• Once Upon A Crime features four original, brand-new and never-seen-before stories

Synopses

Top Marks For Murder

Daisy and Hazel return to Deepdean as the school prepares for its fiftieth Anniversary. With celebrations under way, they find that alliances have shifted during their absence, and a fascinating new girl has taken Daisy’s crown.

After witnessing a shocking incident in the nearby woods, the detectives suspect a link to the Anniversary. As parents arrive, old grudges, rivalries and secrets begin to surface, and Deepdean’s future is put at risk.

Death Sets Sail

Daisy Wells and Hazel Wong travel to Egypt for a cruise along the Nile, hoping to see ancient temples and a mummy or two. Instead, they find themselves confronted with murder aboard the SS Hatshepsut.

Also on board is the Breath of Life, a society of English ladies and gentlemen who believe they are reincarnations of ancient pharaohs. When their leader is found dead in her cabin, Daisy and Hazel investigate as it becomes clear the victim’s timid daughter is being framed.

Once Upon A Crime

This collection features six mini-mysteries, including four original, brand-new and never-seen-before stories. Cases range from a ship returning from Hong Kong to a wedding threatened by an unlikely danger, with further mysteries involving the Junior Pinkertons, Hazel’s sister May, coded clues linked to London museums, and a holiday interrupted by murder.