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About David Robinson
David Robinson retired from the rat race after the other rats objected to his participation, and he now lives with his long-suffering wife in sight of the Pennine Moors outside Manchester.
Best known as the creator of the light-hearted Sanford 3rd Age Club Mysteries, and the cynically humorous Midthorpe Murder Mysteries, he also produces darker, more psychological crime thrillers
He produces his own videos, and can frequently be seen and heard grumbling against the world on Facebook at www.facebook.com/dwrobinson3 and has a YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/user/Dwrob96/videos.
For more information you can track him down at: www.mysteriesaplenty.blogspot.com/
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Books By David Robinson
Her former colleagues don’t seem to be making much headway in the search for the town’s infrequent serial killer the Graveyard Poisoner. Not that it has any bearing on Christine’s work, but she’s, well, simply nosy.
With three murders to follow, a vandalised spy camera, library books missing, one of her favourite shopkeepers hospitalised, an automobile obsessed husband, and a lazy cat, Christine is getting nowhere fast, and to compound matters, she keeps forgetting to festoon her wall clock with Christmas decorations. It’s all part of… Mrs Capper’s Christmas.
The first in a brand new series of light-hearted mysteries from the creator of the Sanford 3rd Age Club Mysteries.
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What readers are saying about Mrs Capper’s Casebooks.
“Excellent companion to the Sanford 3rd Age Club” – Lesley
“Just what I’d expect from David W Robinson” – M Adams
“Enjoyed everything about this, the characters and small town setting, wry humour - and a great mystery, as always.” – John and Anne.
The books
Mrs Capper’s Christmas
Death at the Wool Fair
Blackmail at the Ballot Box
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Suffering from an unidentified gastric problem, he’s banned from working behind the counter of his beloved Lazy Luncheonette. To make matters worse, Brenda and Sheila have decided to treat him to a weekend in Leeds where they will attend the annual Christmas Meddlercon, a convention which attracts the stars and fans of TVs most popular crime series, the Meddler Murder Mysteries.
From the outset he is at odds with the convention organiser, the dowdy but forthright Sammy Pallister. Then, he clashes with the head writer, Ernestia Berkeley, and his spirits sink further when a familiar, dirt-digging, investigative reporter turns up incognito.
And things are about get worse. In the early hours of the morning, Joe is called to account for his whereabouts after a body has been found behind the hotel/convention centre. After dealing with the police, he goes back to bed, only to be dragged in front of his old adversary, Superintendent Ray Dockerty, after a second body has been discovered.
Joe and Dockerty call a truce, and the superintendent asks Joe to keep an eye on things but not to ‘poke his nose in’. Can Joe resist the temptation? Of course not.
A double murder, a television cast riding on their egos, personal clashes, and the ever urgent need to deal with his gastric problems, create a weekend of chaos for Joe’s 26th Sanford 3rd Age Club Mystery, as he tries to crack…
Murder at the Christmas Meddlercon.
Fa-la-la-la-laaa, la-la-la-la
’Tis the season to be murdered…
Has Joe finally met his match – a Yorkshireman even grumpier than him?
In wild, wet and windy weather, Joe and his nephew, Lee, turn up at Rough Riders Caravan Park for a pre-Christmas weekend away together with Lee’s wife, Cheryl, and son, Danny.
Immediately, Joe gets into a confrontation with park owner, irritable, failed artist, Arnold Chew, and within twenty-four hours, Sheila and Brenda arrive in time to learn that two men have been murdered – leaving Joe a suspect.
While Lee and Danny enjoy Scarborough’s Christmas offerings, Joe crosses paths with old friends and old enemies alike, but he’s urgently short of time to pin down the killer.
Is Brenda jealous of Sandra or concerned for Joe? Has Sheila recovered from the debacle of last Christmas? Has Sandra really changed her ways? What is the dark secret of Van Zero? And will Danny ever learn not to be quite so truthful?
’Tis The Season to be Murdered… A Christmas conundrum of the Joe Murray kind in the 21st outing of the Sanford 3rd Age Club Mysteries.
But Christine is far from relaxed. She’s left a nasty and unfinished case of harassment back in Haxford, where there’s also a radio station preparing to live without her. Add to that a missing bridge near Huntingdon, and a crazy driver running them off road, hidden mobile phones in Cambridge and in Haxford, and then there’s another death, in Cambridge this time. And Dennis is a suspect.
Confronted with a stubborn DCI, a crowd of academics and a peer of the realm, none of whom want to talk, and back in Haxford, a farmer insistent that he’s done nothing wrong, and it all adds up to a nightmare for Christine.
Will the solution to one mystery help with the other? Find out in…
A CALL TO MURDER, the 7th of Mrs Capper’s Casebooks
What readers say about Mrs Capper’s Casebooks.
“Excellent companion to the Sanford 3rd Age Club” – Lesley
“Just what I’d expect from David W Robinson” – M Adams
“Enjoyed everything about this, the characters and small town setting, wry humour - and a great mystery, as always.” – John and Anne.
“All David's books are so well written, I find them so easy to read.” – Maz
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Christine isn’t interested in politics but when a sordid case of blackmail is set before her, she reluctantly agrees to take it on when she thinks she recognises a name. Less than twenty-four hours later a man lies dead in the street and Christine comes under pressure to reveal what she knows.
Then Reggie Monk, star of Radio Haxford, makes her an offer she can’t refuse.
But it’s not all plain sailing. Threatened, then attacked, she’s confronted with a pivotal moment in her life, one which threatens her comfort and security.
But will it help crack a case of BLACKMAIL AT THE BALLOT BOX?
The third of Mrs Capper’s Casebooks, cosy whodunits from the creator of the Sanford 3rd Age Club Mysteries.
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What readers are saying about Mrs Capper’s Casebooks.
“Excellent companion to the Sanford 3rd Age Club” – Lesley
“Just what I’d expect from David W Robinson” – M Adams
“Enjoyed everything about this, the characters and small town setting, wry humour - and a great mystery, as always.” – John and Anne.
The books
Mrs Capper’s Christmas
Death at the Wool Fair
Blackmail at the Ballot Box
All exclusive to Amazon.
There’s something not quite right about Francois, the owner of Ketchak’s Funfair and as he complains that someone has sent him a death threat, Christine has her doubts, but when his brake lines are cut she changes her mind.
She finds his family, Rachel, Gina, Nick and his second in command, the muscular hunk, Ossie Travis, disinterested, uncommunicative and in some instances, downright obstructive, and things are not improved twenty fours later when the ghost train plays host to killing.
Resentful fairground workers, an Adonis distracting her, a playful but unruly collie, an irritated police inspector and stolen buns, it all spells a frustrating mystery for Haxford’s only private investigator in her second outing…
DEATH AT THE WOOL FAIR.
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What readers are saying about Mrs Capper’s Casebooks.
“Excellent companion to the Sanford 3rd Age Club” – Lesley
“Just what I’d expect from David W Robinson” – M Adams
“Enjoyed everything about this, the characters and small town setting, wry humour - and a great mystery, as always.” – John and Anne.
The books
Mrs Capper’s Christmas
Death at the Wool Fair
Blackmail at the Ballot Box
All exclusive to Amazon.
Once there, Joe meets the determined yet alluring movie director, Mitch MacKechnie, who dismisses Carr’s fears as nonsense, but when one of the team is murdered and another disappears, Joe is drawn into a nightmare puzzle where everyone lives in fear of TV Mogul, Otis Kristiansen, and his non-disclosure contracts – and no one is willing to speak out.
Set in Inverness and on the shores of Loch Ness, with the fabulous Scottish Highlands as a backdrop, Brenda hobbles along on a busted ankle, Sheila lectures them on the history of the beautiful city, and Mitch’s attentions and the fresh Highland countryside offer Joe the only respite from a…
MURDER ON THE MOVIE SET!
The Sanford 3rd Age Club are on the road again and this time it’s the south side of the Humber Estuary and the pretty little resort of Cleethorpes.
As usual, it doesn’t take long for things to start happening; this time at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel. A poisoning sparks Joe’s sense of intrigue, but when one of his members goes missing – apparently abandoning a disabled wife – the fireworks begin.
Why is the manager using a false name? How many different affairs are the Shoreline Swingsters involved in? How did George come by that bruise on his cheek, and why does Alma insist that Joe & Co mind their own business? And who is the trim blonde seen hugging Mort in a Grimsby shopping centre?
As tempers become frayed, Joe is almost at the end of his tether, and to make matters worse, his smoker’s chest is aggravating him further.
All in all, he and his two friends will be glad to sort out the…
CONFUSION IN CLEETHORPES
A killer returns. But did the main suspect really do it?
The Cutter is back, terrorising the town of Moorford, and it falls upon Detective Sergeant Alex Brady, a man struggling to rescue his career, to pin the murderer down.
Is there a link between The Cutter and the mysterious stalker who plagues local historian, Connie Preston? And why is Brady’s boss, DCI Irma Cornell, so convinced that Connie is The Cutter?
Disliked by most of his new colleagues, disobeying the instructions of his superiors, Brady stands alone, determined to bring The Cutter to justice. Along the way, he uncovers new twists in the recent history of this foggy, moorland town.
As he follows a series of trails, will Brady catch the murderer in time before The Cutter strikes again?
The Cutter is a fast-paced psychological thriller that will leave readers gasping for breath.
Not Great Britain, but the Island of Eternal Spring: Tenerife, where they’re about to suffer a visit from the Sanford 3rd Age Club.
Things go wrong from the start. A stolen camera, a young couple crossing swords with a middle-aged man, a distressed courier, a pair of locals cheating at the card table, and can it be that Joe’s ex is trying to tempt him to permanently leave his beloved Yorkshire?
When a young man disappears, Sheila and Brenda are there to comfort his wife, but the peace and tranquillity of their holiday is disrupted further by the discovery of a body.
With the island’s volcanic landscape providing a spectacular backdrop, the unexpected arrival of a familiar face provides Joe with the final twist as he and his friends try to unravel…
A Tangle in Tenerife.
~ Denise Toten Bates
A comic mystery of unruly behaviour, nouveau riche snobbery, and third-age decadence, complete with dodgy pills and murder.
When successful crime and thriller writer, Raymond Baldock, returns to Midthorpe, the scum council estate where he was born and brought up, he is hell-bent on wielding his wealth and influence over everyone for the few days that he is there. But he has reckoned without romance in the shape of the lovely Lisa.
Then there is the mystery of the wheels stolen from his car. And after his demure, divorced mother poisons her boyfriend and is arrested on a charge of attempted murder, Raymond must turn detective to unravel the mystery…and get his wheels back.
Missing persons, costly thefts, fake pills, a dead body, and a middle-aged mother determined to embarrass her son and flaunt her new-found zest for life and love, spell out a recipe for comic mayhem in Missing on Midthorpe, the first case in the new Midthorpe Murder Mystery series!
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The Midthorpe Murder Mystery series:
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The Sanford 3rd Age Club are off to Whitby, hunting treasure. But some things have changed.
Joe no longer travels with them, preferring to join his lady friend, Maddy Chester, and meet up with the rest of the club at the Westhead Hotel. But Sheila will not take part in the treasure hunt. She is harbouring a big secret, which she will not divulge even to her best friend, Brenda.
And all is far from well at the Westhead. The dictatorial Kim Ashton is on the verge of taking over the hotel, aiming her acid at the guests, staff, and even the organisers of the treasure hunt. Her partner and his son by a previous marriage don’t escape Kim’s vitriol either.
When a body is found within twenty-four hours of the 3rd Age Club’s arrival, a reluctant Joe, already driven to distraction cracking the cryptic clues on the treasure hunt, swings into action, bringing all his investigative skills to bear on the crime.
But it seems that this is the one murder which will defeat him…
Or will it?
Dive straight into this brand-new instalment of the Amazon-bestselling Sanford 3rd Age Club Mystery series, which fans have called “witty…enjoyable…true to life…with a pleasant change of pace and atmosphere”!
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