The Body At Carnival Bridge by Michelle Salter is a wonderful read

The Body At Carnival Bridge is the latest Iris Woodmore mystery from author Michelle Salter which is out now via Boldwood Books. Michelle is a historical crime fiction writer based in northeast Hampshire. Many local locations appear in her mystery novels. She’s also a copywriter and has written features for national magazines. Michelle can be found knee-deep in mud when she’s not writing at her local nature reserve. She enjoys working with a team of volunteers undertaking conservation activities.

How deadly is the fight for equality?

It’s 1922, and after spending a year travelling through Europe, Iris Woodmore returns home to find a changed Walden. Wealthy businesswoman Constance Timpson has introduced equal pay in her factories and allows women to retain their jobs after they marry.

But these radical new working practices have made her deadly enemies. A mysterious sniper fires a single shot at Constance–is it a warning, or did they shoot to kill? When one of her female employees is murdered, it’s clear the threat is all too real–and it’s not just Constance in danger.

As amateur sleuth Iris investigates, she realises the sniper isn’t the only hidden enemy preying on women.

The Body At Carnival Bridge is the third book in the Iris Woodmore series. It’s a fantastic read as a standalone but even better when read as part of the series.

It’s a book that remains true to the time period but has everything you love about cosy mysteries as a reader. Iris is a likeable but flawed amateur sleuth who you cannot help but connect with.

The plot is engaging and has lots of mystery to it that keeps you guessing and wanting to read more about Iris.

You can get a copy here!

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