Honey Driver Mystery Series by Jean G. Goodhind

Originally published as Something in the Blood.Honey Driver isn’t sure about becoming the new police liaison for the Bath Hotels Association — especially when DS Steve Doherty is her opposite number.Yes, he’s good-looking, but he’s also arrogant and uninterested in partnering with “Bath’s answer to Miss Marple”.But, Honey tells herself, nothing ever happens in pleasant, safe Bath.Then an American tourist goes missing... moreOriginally published as Something in the Blood.Honey Driver isn’t sure about becoming the new police liaison for the Bath Hotels Association — especially when DS Steve Doherty is her opposite number.Yes, he’s good-looking, but he’s also arrogant and uninterested in partnering with “Bath’s answer to Miss Marple”.But, Honey tells herself, nothing ever happens in pleasant, safe Bath.Then an American tourist goes missing. And washes up dead on the riverbank, within sight of the famous Pulteney Bridge.The tourist was staying at Ferny Down Bed and Breakfast across town, run by Cora Herbert.Cora’s shifty ex has just come out of prison. The last thing she needs is a dead guest to ruin her reputation.Honey has her suspicions about who’s behind the American’s death. DS Doherty doesn’t want to know, so Honey plunges into her own investigation.And then Cora’s new husband is found dead in their garden.Can Honey uncover a killer before any more Ferny Down residents turn up dead? less

Originally published as Killing Jane Austen.Honey Driver is thrilled when members of a film crew check in to her hotel. They offer her work as an extra in their sumptuous new flick about Jane Austen.Honey jumps at the chance — any excuse to don a corset and a frilly bonnet — but soon finds out showbiz isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. The cameras have barely begun to roll when . . .The film’s leading lady is found dead. Slumped over her dressing table in a pool of her own blood... moreOriginally published as Killing Jane Austen.Honey Driver is thrilled when members of a film crew check in to her hotel. They offer her work as an extra in their sumptuous new flick about Jane Austen.Honey jumps at the chance — any excuse to don a corset and a frilly bonnet — but soon finds out showbiz isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. The cameras have barely begun to roll when . . .The film’s leading lady is found dead. Slumped over her dressing table in a pool of her own blood.Someone has stabbed the acid-tongued thespian with a hatpin. The only clue: a bloodstained script left at the scene.And, just like that, Honey finds she’s landed her own starring role.As prime suspect . . . less