Murder At Twin Havens
Murder At Twin Havens by Mikelle Fraizer is a historical mystery published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on December 19, 2013. This edition spans 258 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Charles and Alexander Cambridge, sons of an earl, as they navigate a world filled with wealth and privilege, alongside the challenges posed by their contrasting personalities and hidden secrets.
Readers will find themselves immersed in the intrigue of early 20th-century London, where the rapid advancements of the era coexist with dark undercurrents. The story centers on Lady Alicia Neville, who must choose between the seemingly perfect Alexander and the troubled Charles, especially after a murder within the Cambridge family raises suspicions. As Alicia delves deeper into the lives of the brothers, the tension escalates, leading her to question their true natures amidst a backdrop of mystery and danger.
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Charles and Alexander Cambridge are sons of an earl with all the wealth and privilege a well-bred young lady who needs to find a husband might wish for – but the older brother Charles has returned from the Boer Wars with a terrible limp – and a temper to match it. The blonde, handsome Alexander Cambridge seems the better choice for Lady Alicia Neville, but there is something not quite right about him. Be it gambling debts or a hidden mistress, she knows he is hiding a secret, and turns to Charles as the better man. Set in London in 1901, it is a rapidly evolving world of electric lights, telephones, automobiles and that hallmark of the modern era – indoor plumbing. London is also rife with dark alleys and bodies floating in the Thames, and when there is a murder of a Cambridge family member, Alicia wonders if one of the brothers is capable of it. When the next murder occurs, she is convinced it is one of them.
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