Dangerous Game of Grandma. A Guide to Solving One's Own Murder

Old good England, 1965. A fairground fortune teller predicts a horrifying future for sixteen-year-old Frances Adams: one day the girl will be killed. Since then, she has dedicated her entire life to investigating a murder that has not yet occurred. No one took Frances's fears seriously until, sixty years later, her body was found in the library. Our days. Annie Adams is invited to Gravesdown Hall - the vast country estate of her eccentric cousin Frances. But when the girl arrives in the quirky village of Castle Knoll, the old lady is already dead. And under the terms of the will, all her enormous fortune, as well as the estate, will go to whoever solves this murder. The investigation is complicated by Frances's habit of gathering compromising material on everyone. It seems that every sweet and quirky local resident had a motive to kill her. Along with another heir, Annie finds herself drawn into a very dangerous game. And the closer she gets to the solution, the more fears arise that instead of Gravesdown Hall, she will inherit the sad fate of her grandmother.