Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an electronic copy to read in exchange for an honest review.

Wow wow wow. This was a great novel - the mystery was well thought out, the characters very intriguing, and well developed. I wish so much that Lucinda Riley hadn't passed - this would have been a fantastic start to a series. The main character, Jazz, has a good backstory that is explored only slightly. So so good - even as the stand alone that it is inevitably is.

The Murders at Fleat House has you following every clues, guessing everyone is the murderer and cheering on Jazz and her team.

The book takes place at a prestigious school for boys and one of them is dead and one is scared.

I looked suspiciously at everyone , suspected most and yet somehow I was wrong.

Lucinda Riley was a born storyteller and will be sadly missed; her books will keep her memory alive for her readers.

I am so glad The Murders at Fleat House was published posthumously . It's one of my favourite reads and I will certainly be buying a hard copy to sit beside Lucinda Riley's other books on my shelves.

Thanks to NetGalley and Pan Macmillan Macmillan for a read I wont forget.