The Concierge

Nothing's too much trouble - until a body turns up . . I suppose it would be fitting to explain that I am talking into a dictaphone and the lovely Helen will be typing out my story for you to read .

<p><b>Nothing's too much trouble - until a body turns up . . .<br></b><br><i>I</i> <i>suppose</i> <i>it</i> <i>would</i> <i>be</i> <i>fitting</i> <i>to</i> <i>explain</i> <i>that</i> <i>I</i> <i>am </i><i>talking</i> <i>into a dictaphone and the lovely Helen will be typing out my story for you to read . . . This is my account of the</i> <i>Cavengreen</i> <i>Hotel murder.</i> <i>Best we</i> <i>get that</i> <i>bit in early</i><i> on.</i><br><br>The peaceful setting of Cavengreen Hotel has been shattered by a shocking murder. The killer could be anyone, but when once-trusted concierge Hector Harrow finds himself accused of the crime, he turns detective in order to clear his name. Could the <i>real </i>perpetrator be a member of the bridal party who were staying at the hotel? Or the hotel manager, perhaps? Or maybe its brash new owners, who were also visiting at the time of the incident?<br><br>As suspicions fall on guests and staff alike, Hector must navigate a web of secrets to uncover the truth . . .<br><br>For fans of Janice Hallett, Richard Osman and Nita Prose, <i>The Concierge</i> tells the story of a man whose job it is to deal with everything life throws at him. Even death.</p>