The Hanging in the Hotel

The Hanging in the Hotel by Simon Brett, published by Macmillan in 2004, is a mystery novel that spans 375 pages. The story begins with the discovery of a young solicitor found hanged in a country house hotel after a dinner for an all-male society. Jude, convinced that it was not a suicide, teams up with her friend Carole to uncover the truth behind what appears to be a murder cover-up.

Readers will find a compelling narrative that follows Jude’s investigation as she delves into the circumstances surrounding the solicitor’s death. The book explores themes of deception and the lengths individuals will go to conceal the truth. With its focus on women sleuths, this edition offers a blend of intrigue and suspense, inviting readers to piece together the mystery alongside the protagonists.