When Murder Comes Home
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3.9 • 146 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Ten guests, two murders, one inn. Who is responsible?
Aileen Mackinnon ditched spreadsheets and a steady salary for the adventurous shores of Loch Fuar in the Scottish Highlands. Now she's an amateur innkeeper to ten guests. But when one is murdered in his bed and an heirloom goes missing, can Aileen save the inn?
Detective Inspector Callan Cameron won't have her nosing about, but with another body he has little choice in the matter.
Tension sizzles as Aileen and Callan step into a world of murders, deceit and heists. They might not always see eye to eye, but can they agree whodunnit?
Start this slow-burn romantic mystery series where the enemies gradually banter into love. Set in the small Scottish town of Loch Fuar, this series follows grumpy inspector Callan Cameron and people-pleaser Aileen Mackinnon as they team up to investigate crimes. With each book being a standalone closed-door romantic mystery, grab this book today!
What readers are saying about this book:
"Shana Frost spools a great whodunnit with fun characters in When Murder Comes Home!"
-Joshua Grant, Bestselling Author and the Diabolic Shrimp
"This makes for the perfect weekend read!"
-Mia Counts Lynch, Bookbub Reviewer
"I felt like I was part of the story. I could not put the book down."
-Eileen Townsend, Goodreads Reviewer
Best enjoyed in order:
1.When Murder Comes Home
2.When Eyes Don't Lie
3.When Birds Fall Silent
4.When Red Mist Rises
5. When Old Fires Ignite
6. When Distilled From Rage
7. When Painted With Deceit
8. When Sunken Memories Bleed
Customer Reviews
When murder comes home
Storyline remains me of Agatha Christie’s books- 10 people in the Inn and the murder…
Peaceful Highland Inn?
Aileen has thrown caution to the wind. She now runs her grandmother’s inn. Loved the interpersonal intrigue and collusion.
When Murder comes home
I certainly liked the idea and the main characters. The problem was I never got to know the other characters. There wasn’t enough dialogue to give them individuality. I struggle with who most where except the gay couple.
Also why kill with expensive belt of diamonds ?? Why not use a rope. Why leave the gilded knife? Makes no sense.
I am still confused. Just how did stole lost diamonds from fourteenth century end up with Granny’s hubby??
Too many unrealistic fantasies in this book.
Why slash the tires of her car.??
Hopefully her next book will be better thought out.