Paul Waters will be in conversation with Stevyn Colgan (officially Britain's Most Eccentric Man according to the British Eccentric Club) about Paul's new book, Murder in Moonlit Square - the first in his Irish-Indian cosy crime series. Join us at the historic Milton's Cottage in Chalfont St Giles. where John Milton wrote Paradise Lost, to launch Murder in Moonlit Square and for Q&A, refreshments and to get your own signed hardback.
Carpark available behind the cottage garden, accessible via the lane beside the building.
Praise for Murder in Moonlit Square:
‘Never cross a nun! Offbeat detecting duo Sister Agatha from Ireland and Avtar from India bring a fresh twist to cosy crime amidst the glamour and grime of deadly Delhi. I loved it!’ Robert Thorogood, creator of the Death in Paradise and Marlow Murder Club series.
‘Takes us to the colour and crowds of modern Delhi, in pursuit of a killer. A charming start to a vibrant new mystery series’ Vaseem Khan, author of the Q and Malabar House series.
‘A pacy, charming thriller that mixes the romance of old Delhi with the energy of the modern megacity it has become. Do read this book!’ Amish, broadcaster and author of the The Shiva Trilogy and Ram Chandra Series.
'Rich, layered and multi-faceted, this is Paul Waters at his best. Murder in Moonlit Square has everything you could hope for in cosy crime: unforgettable characters, a compelling mystery and a wicked sense of humour. Waters has established himself a masterful voice in crime fiction.’ Awais Khan, author of No Honour and Someone Like Her.
‘This colourful novel takes us through the streets and back alleys of Delhi where we can almost smell the spices and baking tandooris off the page. This is vivid and empathetic storytelling by a writer who can intrigue us with a mystery and knows India well enough to take us there and show us around.’ Malachi O’Doherty, author and broadcaster.
PREVIOUS PRAISE FOR PAUL WATERS BOOKS:
‘Extremely intriguing.’ Frederick Forsyth, author of The Day of the Jackal
‘Extraordinary, abundant and dazzling.’ Rev. Richard Coles, broadcaster and author of the Canon Daniel Clement series
‘Beguiling with an underlying sense of menace that keeps you reading.’ Peter May, author of Lockdown, and the series the China Trillers, the Enzo Files and the Lewis Trilogy.
‘Evocative and compelling.’ Brian McGilloway, author of the DS Lucy Black and Inspector Devlin mysteries.
‘Absolute must-read for any crime fan.” Tony Kent, author of the Killer Intent series and The Revenge of Odessa.
