How To Seal Your Own Fate

The much-anticipated sequel to How To Solve Your Own Murder A page-turning mystery with an unforgettable cast of characters, perfect for fans of Knives Out and Only Murders in the Building . EVERYONE LOVES HOW TO SOLVE YOUR OWN MURDER ''Warm, clever and wildly original'' Elly Griffiths ''Stuffed with secrets and surprises . . . a terrific read'' J. M. Hall ''A puzzling whodunnit, with plenty of action and some VERY funny one liners'' Jennie Godfrey ''I so enjoyed this smart, original murder mystery'' Beth O'' Leary ''A deliciously inventive new take on the classic murder mystery'' Bobby Palmer ''Fresh, unconventional . . . charming and multilayered'' Sarah Penner ''A masterclass in the art of mystery'' Elle Cosimano ''I loved it . . . an utterly charming whodunnit'' Karma Brown ''A brilliant and masterful whodunnit'' Liv Constantine ''If you loved Hot Fuzz , or binged Only Murders in the Building , this one is for you!'' Samuel Burr ''A bright, fresh and natural voice'' Jessica Bull

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Kristen Perrin is originally from Seattle, Washington, where she spent several years working as a bookseller before moving to the UK to do a master's and a PhD. She lives with her family in Surrey, where she can be found poking around vintage bookstores, stomping in the mud with her two kids, and collecting too many plants. How To Solve Your Own Murder is her debut adult novel.

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The much-anticipated sequel to How To Solve Your Own Murder

A page-turning mystery with an unforgettable cast of characters, perfect for fans of Knives Out and Only Murders in the Building.

EVERYONE LOVES HOW TO SOLVE YOUR OWN MURDER

'Warm, clever and wildly original' Elly Griffiths

'Delightfully refreshing' Daily Mail

'Stuffed with secrets and surprises . . . a terrific read' J. M. Hall

'Sharply observed . . . vivid characterisation and theatrical plotting' Sunday Independent

'A puzzling whodunnit, with plenty of action and some VERY funny one liners' Jennie Godfrey

'Plenty of twists and red herrings . . . entertaining' Guardian

'I so enjoyed this smart, original murder mystery' Beth O' Leary

'Ridiculously fun . . . unputdownable . . . One to savour for fans of Only Murders in The Building' My Weekly

'A deliciously inventive new take on the classic murder mystery' Bobby Palmer

'Intriguing . . . skilful storytelling . . . a compelling read' Daily Mirror

'Fresh, unconventional . . . charming and multilayered' Sarah Penner

'A masterclass in the art of mystery' Elle Cosimano

'I loved it . . . an utterly charming whodunnit' Karma Brown

'A brilliant and masterful whodunnit' Liv Constantine

'If you loved Hot Fuzz, or binged Only Murders in the Building, this one is for you!' Samuel Burr

'A bright, fresh and natural voice' Jessica Bull

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The much-anticipated sequel to How To Solve Your Own Murder

Annie thought the murders were over.
She was wrong.

It is autumn in Castle Knoll and Annie Adams is busy settling into her new home. She doesn't find Gravesdown Hall particularly cosy, especially since she found two dead bodies there over the summer. What's more, ever since she arrived in the village, Annie has had the creeping sense she's being watched.

Lonely, and desperate for some company, Annie starts talking to a stranger she meets in the grounds of the estate. The striking old woman introduces herself as Peony Lane, the fortune-teller who predicted Great Aunt Frances' murder all those years ago. And now she has a fortune to tell Annie.

Desperate not to fall into the same trap as Frances, Annie flees Peony Lane, refusing to hear any of her grim predictions. But she can't outrun Peony for long, as hours later she finds her, dead on the floor of Gravesdown Hall, a ruby-hilted dagger plunged into her back.

But who killed the mysterious fortune teller and why? And can Frances' library of evidence help Annie solve the case?

EVERYONE LOVES HOW TO SOLVE YOUR OWN MURDER

'Warm, clever and wildly original' Elly Griffiths

'Delightfully refreshing' Daily Mail

'Stuffed with secrets and surprises . . . a terrific read' J. M. Hall

'Sharply observed . . . vivid characterisation and theatrical plotting' Sunday Independent

'A puzzling whodunnit, with plenty of action and some VERY funny one liners' Jennie Godfrey

'Plenty of twists and red herrings . . . entertaining' Guardian

'I so enjoyed this smart, original murder mystery' Beth O' Leary

'Ridiculously fun . . . unputdownable . . . One to savour for fans of Only Murders in The Building' My Weekly

'A deliciously inventive new take on the classic murder mystery' Bobby Palmer

'Intriguing . . . skilful storytelling . . . a compelling read' Daily Mirror

'Fresh, unconventional . . . charming and multilayered' Sarah Penner

'A masterclass in the art of mystery' Elle Cosimano

'I loved it . . . an utterly charming whodunnit' Karma Brown

'A brilliant and masterful whodunnit' Liv Constantine

'If you loved Hot Fuzz, or binged Only Murders in the Building, this one is for you!' Samuel Burr

'A bright, fresh and natural voice' Jessica Bull