Death at Brookhaven
Paperback
Publisher Price: $19.99
Publisher: Blackbird Books LLC
Published: Sep 7 2026
Pages: 346
Weight: 1.02
Height: 0.77 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Ten years ago, a brutal unsolved murder occurred at Brookhaven. Now the daughter left behind is coming home to unearth it and the secrets buried with it. When Lydia Abbott's aging aunt summons her back to the estate she once fled, Lydia is apprehensive to return to the place that she loved the most. She doesn't expect the truth to still be breathing under every floorboard. Her father, a celebrated Hollywood director, was murdered on this land, and someone has lied about it ever since. A break-in and missing letters which could help Lydia navigate to the truth, complicate matters further. The staff is loyal, but to her? Glamorous family and guests gather at Brookhaven. But who can be trusted? Every clue points closer to home, and closer to danger. She came back to the home she loves most to the people she loves most. But she might not survive the truth. For readers of Agatha Christie, Kate Morton, and Mary Stewart: an unsolved murder, secrets worth killing for, and a daughter who won't let either stay buried.
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