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Secrets can be poisonous, but so it seems can Everton mints...🍬

Author of the Month David Stafford gives some insight into the heart of his debut novel SKELTON'S GUIDE TO DOMESTIC POISONS, out in paperback this month (and £2 off at our website). And you can get Skelton's next case, SKELTON'S GUIDE TO SUITCASE MURDERS, in hardback now too!

SKELTON'S GUIDE TO DOMESTIC POISONS
January 1929. When Arthur Skelton won the legal case of the century, he went from being an unremarkable barrister to front-page sensation. Now he faces a new challenge. Mary Dutton is accused of poisoning her husband and the police are convinced she is guilty. Even her supporters think she did it. Skelton agrees to take on what many consider an unwinnable case, a decision wholly unconcerned with the defendant’s resemblance to a beautiful actress…

With an army of women set to vote for the first time in history, the fate of Mary Dutton will have a significant impact on Britain’s political future. Skelton faces mounting pressure to find the truth, but will that be enough to save a young woman’s life?

SKELTON'S GUIDE TO SUITCASE MURDERS
November 1929. A woman’s dismembered corpse is discovered in a suitcase and police quickly identify her husband, Doctor Ibrahim Aziz, as their chief suspect. Incriminating evidence is discovered at his home and his wife was rumoured to be having an affair, giving him clear motive.

With his reputation for winning hopeless cases, barrister Arthur Skelton is asked to represent the accused. Though Aziz’s guilt does not seem to be in doubt, a question of diplomacy and misplaced larvae soon lead Skelton to suspect there may be more to the victim’s death. Aided by his loyal clerk Edgar, Skelton soon finds himself seeking justice for both victim and defendant. But can he uncover the truth before an innocent man is put on trial and condemned to the gallows?