Death in a Sidecar: A 1920s Murder Mystery (The Maeve Morgan Historical Cozy Mystery Series Book 13)

A quiet spring afternoon. A curious visitor. A sidecar that should have carried books… not a body.

When Maeve Morgan welcomes an eccentric historian to Strathfulton Castle, she expects dusty records, not deadly secrets. But when a woman is discovered lifeless inside his sidecar, the peaceful estate is thrown into chaos—and that’s only the beginning.

Because the professor isn’t who he claims to be.

Moments later, a second man arrives… identical in every way. Twin brothers. Rival academics. Matching motorbikes. And more tension between them than either is willing to admit.

With confusion mounting, tempers flaring, and a well-meaning (but thoroughly muddled) sergeant threatening to arrest the wrong man, Maeve must untangle a mystery where nothing—and no one—is quite as it seems.

As secrets surface from the past and loyalties begin to crack, even the smallest clue could turn the case on its head. But in a house full of suspects, shifting stories, and simmering grudges, one question looms larger than all the rest…

Who placed the body in the sidecar—and why?

With her sharp wit, keen instincts, and a cast of delightfully eccentric allies, Maeve is determined to uncover the truth before suspicion settles in the wrong place… permanently.

Death in a Sidecar is a charmingly twisty British cosy mystery packed with intrigue, humour, and just enough danger to keep you turning the pages late into the night.

If you love clever whodunits, unforgettable characters, and mysteries where every detail matters, you’ll be hooked from the very first rev of the engine…