Too Far to Fall
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4.2 • 51 Ratings
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Publisher Description
A pretty little town
An inheritance
A break-in
A body
Edie Doyle may be new in town, but she's about to uncover long-held secrets. Secrets someone will do anything to protect.
When her Great Aunt Jane dies, Edie inherits her house—and a load of trouble. The frozen corpse is just the beginning.
Can she trust her binocular-wielding neighbour, or the handsome pub owner? And what about the motives of a dead woman? Jane abandoned her when she was a child. Why make Edie her heir now?
As the threats get personal and the danger grows, Edie discovers that someone wants her gone—by any means necessary.
But she has secrets of her own, and she won't leave until she's ready.
Delving into the past is always dangerous. This time, it could be deadly.
Too Far to Fall was long listed for the Crime Writers' Association Debut Dagger Award, and shortlisted for the Crime Writers of Canada's Unhanged Arthur Ellis Award.
This is the first book in the Edie Doyle Mystery series—for fans of small town cozies and golden age mysteries.
Customer Reviews
Fire Murder Intrigue
Edie returns to a village she spent some time in as a child. The bodies are plied up, fires abound. She finds herself caught up in family intrigue, mayhem and gossip. Then the diaries appear. The secrets that another assumes are contained within them have Edie defending her life.
Main character
I haven’t finished the book so far but I really dislike the main character so far. She’s rude and petty and annoying.