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Rosemary Lillywhite is thrilled that her brother, Frederick, and her best friend, Vera Blackburn, have finally admitted their feelings and decided to marry. Even better, it means they’ll soon be moving out of her already overcrowded townhouse.
The long-awaited—and exceedingly lavish—country wedding is set to take place in the village of Pardington in just one week. When an ominous warning arrives, Rosemary is relieved she’ll be well away from the danger.
Unfortunately, wherever Rosemary goes, murder has a way of following.
When a key member of the wedding party is found dead, the festivities grind to a halt. Determined to keep her hands clean this time, Rosemary agrees with Vera’s insistence that she stay out of the investigation and allow the police to do their jobs for once.
But secrets have a way of refusing to stay buried.
As suspicion spreads and uncomfortable truths begin to surface, Rosemary realizes she has little choice but to involve herself once again. After all, who would be bold enough to commit a murder at the vicarage—and what lengths will they go to in order to keep their secrets hidden?
With a wedding on the brink of disaster, tensions running high, and danger lurking far too close to the aisle, Rosemary must uncover the truth before the celebration turns into a tragedy no one will forget.
Death Down the Aisle is the seventh book in the Mrs. Lillywhite Investigates series, a 1920s historical cozy mystery featuring amateur sleuthing, gentle romance, and classic Golden Age charm.
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Emily Queen writes cozy historical murder mysteries set in the roaring twenties, where secrets hide behind polite smiles and justice always gets its due.
Her novels feature amateur sleuths, tight-knit friendships, gentle romance, and just enough danger to keep things interesting—without graphic violence or dark themes.
And while Emily firmly believes murder belongs only on the page, if you’re not careful, she might just kill you off in one of her books.
When she’s not plotting fictional crimes, Emily enjoys researching historical details, crafting charming mysteries, and bringing the glamour and intrigue of the 1920s to life for modern cozy mystery readers.
