The few Murder mystery by Christina James

Thank you @RandomTTours snd @ChristinaJanes for letting me part of this tour and reviewing these books. All these three books are crime/ Thrillers These three books are really good read . I liked the characters DI Tim Yates and DA Juliet and it was nice to follow there investagations through the three books. All three books have a good plot and easy to follow. The storylines are gripping and hold the reader attention. There is some good twists through the book and it did keep me guessing to what may happen in the books. Enjoyable and intresting read 4 stars. Author bio I was born in the ancient market town of Spalding and have worked as a bookseller, publisher and teacher. Writing is my lifelong passion. The DI Yates novels are psychological crime thrillers set mainly in Lincolnshire, though Yates himself also travels widely. The Sandringham Mystery begins with the murder of a young woman on the royal estate at Sandringham and draws on my memories of the extraordinary house in which my grandmother worked as a paid companion when I was a child. The Canal Murders tells the story of three bodies discovered in the Fossdyke Navigation, near Lincoln, and draws inspiration from several true cold case crimes. The Heritage Murders is about Kevan de Vries, a local tycoon, who exiles himself to St Lucia because he is wanted for questioning by the police about a people trafficking ring but returns incognito to the UK because he is obsessed with discovering the identity of his father – and so exposes himself and others to danger. I live in a small Pennines village with my husband and a rescue cat and several hundred thousand bees. I run a small business which provides market research and business development support to (mainly academic)publishers. I spend most of my time writing, working and reading, but I also enjoy cycling and walking and have recently acquired a little boat to mess about in.