Deadly Broadcast: A World War II Mystery
(Deadly Series)
by Kate Parker
If you’re a fan of historical cozy mystery books, especially those set in the WWII era, you’ll love Deadly Broadcast. The strong characters, well-paced plot, blackout, and mystery make Deadly Broadcast a must-read for cozy mystery lovers!
~Christy’s Cozy Corners
Sure to be enjoyed by cozy fans in general but especially those that like historical cozies.
~Books a Plenty Book Reviews
Hair raising moments, untrustworthy suspects, and a despicable dead man make DEADLY BROADCAST a gripping, page-turner.
~Cozy Up With Kathy
This was a page-turner. It kept me reading later into the night than it should have . . . I enjoyed the investigation part – who wanted Kennedy dead? There seemed to be an overwhelming list. I also enjoyed reading the historical aspects of the book.
~Reflecting on Days Gone By
About Deadly Broadcast
Deadly Broadcast: A World War II Mystery (Deadly Series)
Historical Cozy Mystery
8th in Series
Setting – London, from just after Christmas, 1939 until mid-January, 1940
JDP Press (March 8, 2022)
Number of Pages ~320
ASIN : B09PWNXQW7
The phony war has dragged out past Christmas into a dark and dreary New Year, 1940.
In the blackout, someone murdered BBC engineer Frank Kennedy, making him more popular dead than alive. A blackmailer and bully, he sold out his friends, assaulted his Broadcasting House colleagues, and sabotaged his employer.
Kennedy was also a government informant against the IRA. Despite arrests of members, the IRA is still planning more attacks against British civilians. Attacks Frank Kennedy might have been involved in.
Britain’s counterintelligence spymaster orders newspaper reporter Olivia Redmond to find Kennedy’s killer and learn which of the many motives led to his murder. Olivia quickly learns how vicious Frank Kennedy was and halfway hopes his killer escapes hanging.
Until his killer strikes again…
A clean read. No blatant sex, violence, or bad language.
About Kate Parker
Since she was unable to build a time machine in her backyard, Kate Parker immerses herself in research and then creates the world that lives inside each book that she writes. Her favorite place is London and her time travel destination is anywhere from the late Victorian era through World War II. Since she lives in the Carolinas with her daughter and a 95-pound puppy, the practical side of her is thankful for air conditioning and all the modern comforts of life. Comforts she will take with her if she ever figures out how to build her time machine.
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