Hilda Mystery Series

From the small English village of Stoke Hind comes a brand-new cosy murder mystery. Best friends Hilda and Pearl are launched into the adventure of a lifetime. As a diamond thief pits his wits against them and they search for Pearl’s long-lost twin sister in America. Hilda is a 77-year-old like no other. She solves murders and mystery in a hilarious, intelligent, and amazing way. You will laugh and cry, probably at the same time.

In the quaint British seaside town of Plympton-on-Sea, Hilda, and Pearl now own a tearoom. A watching sinister figure seeks to cause them trouble. In the USA, someone murders a young woman. It sets in motion events that reverberate back and forth across time and the Atlantic. Just as well Hilda can bring her inimitable humour, focus and detecting skills to the case. Buckle up for a second Hilda Mystery.

In the quiet English seaside town of Faringsea, Hilda was settling down to a quiet life. Then two bodies are discovered on the local golf course. It’s a mystery that goes back forty years and involves Hilda’s family. But she’s up to the challenge. There are tears, laughter, and mystery...

Another exciting and fun Hilda Mystery. Hilda's peaceful English getaway takes a deadly turn when a murder occurs in the nearby town of Plympton-on-Sea. With her best friends, Pearl and Ruby, by her side, Hilda must solve the impossible crime and clear the name of the wrongly accused vicar. But with a killer on the loose, will Hilda be able to crack the case in time?Join Hilda on her latest thrilling adventure in this charming and captivating mystery.Fans of Agatha Christie and Miss Marple will love this book.Grab yourself a brilliant read.

Plympton-on-Sea is such a cosy British seaside town. So why do vicars keep dying in St Mark's Church? Rev Hanley has finally been freed, and he stands high in his pulpit, demonstrating to his faithful few that justice has been done. But death comes from an unseen and unknown place. Is this an act of God? Or will Hilda solve yet another mystery before more people meet their untimely end? This sixth Hilda Mystery will delight and entertain as Hilda dances and sings her way through the case.

It was hard to see where the blood began, and the red suit ended. Although the fur trim on the sleeves definitely shouldn't be red. Father Christmas lay dead… Don't worry, all is not as it seems. Hilda is on the case for this cosy Christmas romp.

In the quaint English village of Eastcote, a series of mysterious murders unfold. Hilda Shilton has unconventional methods. Yet she still stumbles upon a web of espionage and criminal activities linked to a top-secret base. Join Hilda and Arthur Shilton along with her best friend Pearl and a surprise addition. Another Hilda Mystery Novella.

A dead body on their first day of work would horrify most people — not Hilda. When she arrives at Doran and Sarn’s solicitors, she says, 'Are we playing a murder game? I'm terribly good at those.' Some might wish there were only one murder. The second victim for a start. But Hilda is happy to help her old friend Chief Superintendent Humblecut of the Yard. Whether or not he wants it. Murders, missing wills, and secret societies — this is a case that would baffle many. Hilda and Pearl are back together in this third book in the Hilda Mystery Novellas.

On holiday in Florida, Hilda Shilton finds a clue. It could solve a forty-two-year-old murder from 1962. Meanwhile, at Scotland Yard, a cold case squad finds damning evidence for the same case. So begins a race to find the truth. Can Hilda prove her old friend, ex-Chief Superintendent Humblecut, innocent? Or will the bright young DI Angel shine through? Whatever happens, there’ll be fun and laughter along the way.

Many people have asked me (Hilda Shilton) how I became such a world-famous detective. My incredible detective skills amaze even my best friend, Pearl. She often says to me, 'Hilda why are you the best detective in the world?' Oh, Pearl has just told me I misheard her; she actually said, 'Why do I think I'm the best detective in the world?'