Why a Booktrail?
1930s: It never rains but it pours in Plummergen. Book 19 in the Miss Seeton series
Sold to Miss Seeton (19)
What you need to know before your trail
It isn’t quite 40 days and 40 nights, but the relentless downpour has been blighting the village of Plummergen for over a fortnight, keeping everyone indoors.
Even the ever resourceful Miss Seeton is beginning to experience cabin fever, when her old friend Lady Colveden proposes a welcome shopping expedition, taking in the local auctioneers. Miss S is well aware of the dangers of making any sudden moves at an auction, so how is it that this quiet ex-art teacher becomes the possessor of an ancient padlocked chest, that speaks thrillingly of long-lost treasure?
The mysterious box and its contents will not only lead her to discover a forgotten noble lady – but also a ruthless killer.
Travel Guide
Appledore, Kent or Plummergen?
Hamilton Crane’s Guide to Plummergen/Appledore
To help me keep things straight I’ve sketched out a map of “my” Plummergen to remind myself where people live and where they shop. It doesn’t show every single house in the village, but it may help you orient yourselves when you read my stories. If the stories before mine don’t quite fit it, then we must assume someone was using a different map!
Map of Plummergen (c) Hamilton Crane
Booktrail Boarding Pass: Sold to Miss Seeton (19)
Destination: Appledore, Kent, “Plummergen” Author/Guide: Hamilton Crane & Heron Carvic Departure Time: 1930s
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