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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalSet in 1946 England, Murder at Rutherford Hall is a gripping tale that will have you turning pages till the end to figure out ‘whodunit’! When Lord Rutherford disappears suddenly and unaccountably and his breathtakingly beautiful, young wife Celia flees Rutherford Hall, with blood on her hands, on a cold November evening, it sets off a chain of events that irrevocably changes the lives of all involved and consequently the fortunes of the entire family. Rachel Markham, Lord Rutherford’s niece and Jeremy Richards, an erstwhile Scotland Yard Detective team up to help the local police force unravel the mystery. Along the way, the charming characters simply pull you in to a setting of elaborate richness woven with bits and bobs of British humour and portraits of a bygone era where homes were large and beautiful, people dressed for dinners and life moved with a certain grace for the privileged. Against this enchanting backdrop, love and betrayal, life and death, laughter and grief, wealth and poverty come together to provide an immensely entertaining read.
P.B.Kolleri
P.B.Kolleri had an international corporate career spanning fifteen years. She began publishing her work on Amazon.com for the benefit of her friends, and swiftly went on to become a bestselling author on Amazon under the 'British Detectives' category.
Her first attempt at mystery writing - 'Murder at Rutherford Hall', she threatens, is just the beginning of a series of entertaining whodunits set in 1940's - 1950's England, which she considers a loving tribute to her all time favorite author in this genre - Agatha Christie.
The privilege of growing up amidst varied cultures - European to South Asian, gave her a world view that knew no borders when it came to world thought, along with a sense of humor that crosses several!
Despite her bestseller status on Amazon, she considers herself as 'a writer in progress,' and manages to write books whenever she gets some free time from her full-time job of being a mom to her two year old daughter and two dogs.
