Beitrag: Lesley Cookman: »Murder at the Manor«

Today’s guest blog is from Lesley Cookman. She has held a variety of jobs including that of an air stewardess, disc jockey and model. She lives near the sea in Kent and Murder at the Manor is the ninth book in the Libby Sarjeant series.

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