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One cream tea. One dead critic. One Cornish village with too much to hide. London heritage consultant Clementine Keverne arrives in Porth Yarrow with a simple plan: spend three weeks at Gull House, sort out her late aunt Violet's paperwork, sell the weathered harbour home and tearoom, and return to London. Then notorious critic Gideon Pike collapses during a special heritage cream tea - after taking one bite of a strawberry scone made in Gull House's kitchen. By evening, the police are asking questions, the village is whispering, and Clementine's inheritance has become the center of a murder investigation. Worse still, a smooth-talking developer is suddenly very interested in an old quay access that may run beneath Gull House - and in who really has the right to close it. When Clementine discovers coded notes hidden in Aunt Violet's handwritten recipe ledgers, she realizes her aunt was guarding more than family recipes. Parish grants, missing dates, a disputed quay, and one ominous warning point toward a secret someone in Porth Yarrow has protected for years. To save Gull House and clear her name, Clementine must untangle the truth before another secret washes ashore. Murder at Gull House is the first book in The Porth Yarrow Mysteries, a charming British cozy mystery series set in a Cornish harbour village - perfect for readers who enjoy amateur sleuths, seaside settings, tearoom mysteries, village secrets, and a traditional whodunit with a warm cast of characters.

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