Killer, Disguised as a Beggar, Commits Murder in Eastbourne

But Don’t Panic!!

Local author and regular contributor to this very magazine, Tony Flood, has just launched his latest crime thriller, Beggars Belief, the subject of which is a murder committed in Seaside Road, Eastbourne.

Beggars Belief – Deadly Disguise and Web of Lies, published by Michael Terence Publishing, has received glowing endorsements from fellow authors and actor Brian Capron, who played serial killer Richard Hillman in Coronation Street.

It tells how a gunman, disguised as a beggar, waits for financial wizard Timothy Marshall to leave his office, then kills him in cold blood.

At Marshall’s side is his personal assistant, Vicky Appleby. Smart, determined, and just twenty-eight, she is devastated by the murder, but resolves to help DCI Harvey Livermore track down the killer.

Suspects include: disgruntled clients, a furious husband, an ex-partner and an egotistical actor.

But did one of them pull the trigger, or did they hire a hitman to do it?

Beggars Belief, is available on Amazon.co.uk and other sites, is £1.77 for the e-version and £7.99 for the paperback.

 

Praise for the story…

FAST-PACED! Chock full of unexpected plot twists and colourful characters.

– Brian Capron, Coronation Street legend.

 

UNPUTDOWNABLE! Exciting twists and turns leave us barely a moment to catch our breath.

– Eden Monroe, author of The Kavenaghs.

 

MASTERCLASS IN MISDIRECTION! Perfect for fans of best-selling crime writers: Peter James, James Patterson and Michael Connelly.

– J.R. Hensby, true crime writer.

 

COMPELLING! Enhanced by intriguing subplots, spot-on police procedures and relevant love scenes.

– John Newton, former police officer and author.

 

FIRST-CLASS whodunit.

– John Silverton, author of A Pearl Amongst Oysters.

 

Author

  • Maria Bligh is a journalist, published author, professional speaker, singer and artist now settled in Sussex, UK, having previously travelled extensively throughout the UK and overseas, including a period living in Geneva.

    Married to a successful musician and with a background that encompasses working in the music industry, finance, sales and presentations training, she maintains a diverse existence. Her interests encompass travel, nature, animals and the arts: music, theatre, painting, writing and philosophy.

    Maria now writes for online and print magazines. Having once maintained a regular full page in “A Place In The Sun” magazine, travel is an obvious interest, but her articles also cover a wide variety of subjects. She bills herself as “an observer of the human condition and all that sail in her.”

    Maria has frequently appeared on radio & TV as well as in print. Her humorous style has seen her travel the world addressing audiences throughout Europe, Asia and Australasia and as a cruise-ship speaker with P&O and Fred Olsen.

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One thought on “Killer, Disguised as a Beggar, Commits Murder in Eastbourne

  1. That’s a fascinating story, and great to see Tony Flood back with a new book. I always enjoy a good crime thriller set in a local area.

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