
A 1920s cozy mystery full of high society secrets, sharp wit, and a fearless female sleuth.
📚 What is this 1920s Cozy Mystery About
A High Society Murder is a charming 1920s cozy mystery featuring Lady Marigold Grey, a former British spy turned stylish amateur sleuth. When a skeleton is discovered in a wardrobe at her newly inherited English country estate, Marigold is convinced a murder has taken place. But when the police blame her late uncle, she vows to uncover the truth herself.
With help from her glamorous German assistant Elke, her overly protective butler, and her mischievous terrier Pepper, Marigold sets out to clear her family’s name. But when a decadent dinner party ends in disaster, and the exasperatingly handsome Inspector Gideon Loxley reappears, the stakes rise—and so does the danger.
If you love 1920s cozy mysteries with sharp banter, slow-burn romance, and a side of scandal, you’ll adore this fast-paced and funny second installment in the Lady Marigold series.
🐾 Tropes & Themes
- Amateur Sleuth
- High Society Scandal
- Skeleton in the Closet
- Found Family
- Opposites Attract Romance
- Feisty Female Detective
- Cozy English Village
- Loyal Dog Companion
- Fashion & Flair
- Enemies-to-Lovers Energy
🔎 Sample Chapter from This 1920s Cozy Mystery
Start reading now!
🗂️ Read Two Sample Chapters
💡 Get a sneak peek of this 1920s cozy mystery—no email required.
🛍️ Buy the Book
Available wherever cozy mysteries are sold:
ISBN-13: 978-0645602098
ASIN: B0CZCKPC3W
Publisher: Roaring Press
Publication Date: March 28, 2024
Pages: 246
📰 Press & Media
📖 Reading Group Discussion Guide
Perfect for book clubs!
Download our discussion questions and bonus 1920s trivia.
🔗 Related Books in the Series
- A Roaring Murder – Book 1
- A High Society Murder – Book 2
- Coming Soon – Book 3
📌 Goodreads
⭐ 4.4 from 610 ratings
📚 See Goodreads Reviews
🧠 Why Readers Love This 1920s Cozy Mystery
If you’re a fan of:
The Thursday Murder Club
…then you’ll love Lady Marigold’s adventures.
Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries
Agatha Raisin
Bright Young Women