The Porcelain Cat: A Detective Amarnath Mystery

by P & M Ganendran

Overview

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"A cosy British detective novel set in Victorian London, in the vein of a Sherlock Holmes mystery. A female sleuth and an unconventional Detective team up as England's newest crime-solving duo, dealing with quirky characters and dastardly villains along the way. If you enjoy cosy whodunnit mysteries, you'll love this!" - Goodreads review

As October of 1900 draws to a close, London's foggy, lamplit streets are hit by a string of burglaries which puzzle Scotland Yard. When they culminate in a gruesome murder, Sherlock Holmes is called in to investigate. But has he put the wrong man behind bars? In this atmospheric historical cosy mystery, an Indian Detective seeks answers with the help of his enthusiastic assistant, budding female sleuth Miss Madeleine Carmichael. With a touch of humour and a great deal of determination, the unconventional duo must use the most modern techniques to unravel the depths of human cunning.

This British cosy mystery novel is perfect for fans of whodunnit books, Sherlock Holmes stories, female detectives, amateur sleuths, and Victorian crime fiction.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798823148498
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	11/16/2022
Pages:	246
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.56(d)

About the Author

M. Ganendran began writing as a child and hasn't stopped since, except for tea breaks, naturally. She is still rather proud of winning school prizes when she was ten for Creative Writing and Imagination, thanks to various English homework submissions involving colourful elephants, moles living on the moon, and a megalomaniac slug. More recently, she has been shortlisted for several short story and flash fiction competitions. She now writes mystery and adventure novels for children and young adults, often with a hint of the historical and supernatural. In her spare time, she enjoys walks in nature, mindfulness, meditation and reiki. She also has Crohn's Disease which inspired her to write Sim's Magic Windmill, where the young heroine lives with this condition too, but doesn't let it stop her saving the world...

Prash Ganendran is a British investigative researcher and writer known for the immersive true crime podcast 'Prash's Murder Map'. From the time he first stumbled across a book on Jack the Ripper in his local library as a child, he has been captivated by mysteries - and not just the morbid kind!

One of his previous jobs as a Cisco Network Engineer took him to some notorious high security prisons, including one housing Suffolk Strangler Steve Wright, further sparking his interest in true crime. His experience in fraud investigation also refined his critical thinking, troubleshooting, and evidence assessment skills: all vital for true crime analysis.

He is passionate about the psychological aspects of crime and understanding what factors create a killer. In his spare time, he enjoys visiting historic sites, photography, connecting with nature, and planning the perfect murder...