Detective Miranda Murphy Series 3 Books Collection Set (1-3) by Eva Maclean (Dead Matters, Dead Cool, Sudden Death)
Dead Matters
A fairytale marriage. A wealthy family. A strange mother-in-law.
Maybe it was always going to end in murder.
Effie Watson thought she had it made when she married Hugo Fincham. He was rich and good-looking with an exclusive central London home. But marriage to Hugo has drawn her into the orbit of a wealthy, dysfunctional family with a dark secret at its core.
When Effie confides to her best friend that Hugo is trying to kill her, no one believes her.
As bodies begin to pile up, Detective Inspector Miranda Murphy must unravel a decade-old mystery before the Fincham family claims another victim. But in a world where money buys silence, even the truth has a price.
Dead Cool
Rush hour. A packed tube station. A body on the tracks.
The perfect place to hide a murder.
When a terminally ill man is found dead on the London Underground, it looks like suicide. But Detective Inspector Miranda Murphy knows better―who kills a dying man?
As Florence Weaver builds her social media empire, her father's mysterious death threatens to unravel everything. Behind her perfectly curated posts lies a web of secrets, and when a second body appears, Murphy must navigate the toxic world of influencer culture to separate truth from carefully filtered fiction.
In a case where everyone has something to hide, the most dangerous lies are the ones with the most followers.
Sudden Death
A young man frozen in his armchair.
Mysterious love letters that promise forever.
A body abandoned on cold streets.
And one woman who connects them all.
When Sophie Carter finds her flatmate dead, it's just the beginning of her nightmare. As more victims surface, the evidence points to Sophie, and she realizes someone is methodically destroying her life.
Detective Inspector Miranda Murphy knows coincidences can be deadly. But as she digs deeper, she uncovers a pattern more disturbing than random kills - these deaths tell a story, and Sophie Carter might be its final chapter.
In a case where love and death walk hand in hand, can Murphy separate the innocent from the obsessed before another body drops?
