Murder At Yew Haven

Murder at Yew Haven is a cosy murder mystery set in the rural Ireland of the nineteen-fifties. It is full of characters that belong to a simpler time. Detective Inspector Lynch has arrived in the little fishing village of Yew Haven in County Cork to solve the murder of Mrs. O'Grady, beloved grandmother of the O'Grady family. As a Dublin native, Lynch is ill equipped to deal with a rural crime, but he has to learn about country ways fast, because there's a killer on the loose and the local people are looking to him for answers. He is helped and hindered by Claire Adaire, a reporter with a Dublin based newspaper, eager for a story. Lynch is also assisted by the local police sergeant and his misfit squad, the hyperactive parish priest, the local doctor and the busy-body district nurse. There are a host of larger than life characters, all keeping secrets in Yew Haven. Which of the villagers could have murdered the elderly Mrs. O'Grady and why did an elderly woman have to be killed? In a village where murder has never been heard of before, Declan Lynch is up against local suspicion and his overbearing superiors, can he solve his first case as an Inspector?