The Man Who Died Twice is the second book in the Thursday Murder Club series, and our favourite group of sharp-witted pensioners is back with another tricky case to crack. Whether you’ve already met them in book one or you’re just curious about the series, I’ve got a spoiler-free post waiting for you

Every month, I’ll be reviewing one of the books, following the challenge schedule that leads up to the release of The Thursday Murder Club: The Impossible Fortune this fall.

If you’re joining the challenge or just curious about the fuss, pull up a chair, we’ve got mysteries to solve and biscuits to eat! Let’s go, shall we?

Spoiler-Free Zone
This review is completely spoiler-free, no twists revealed, no key plot points given away. You’re safe to read on, even if you haven’t cracked open the book yet.

The Man Who Died Twice – Book Synopsis

The Man Who Died Twice – Book 2

Published 16 September 2021

Elizabeth has received a letter from an old colleague, a man with whom she has a long history. He’s made a big mistake, and he needs her help. His story involves stolen diamonds, a violent mobster, and a very real threat to his life.

As bodies start piling up, Elizabeth enlists Joyce, Ibrahim and Ron in the hunt for a ruthless murderer. And if they find the diamonds too? Well, wouldn’t that be a bonus?

But this time they are up against an enemy who wouldn’t bat an eyelid at knocking off four septuagenarians. Can The Thursday Murder Club find the killer (and the diamonds) before the killer finds them?

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Goodreads Rating

Rating: 4.5 out of 5.

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Book Info

Title	The Man Who Died Twice
Author	Richard Osman
Genre	Thriller Mystery, Cozy Mistery
Format	432 pages, Hardcover
Published	16 Sept. 2021, Viking
ISBN-10	0241425425
ISBN-13	978-0241425428
Language	English

Author’s Bio

Richard Osman is a British author, television presenter, and producer best known for his bestselling Thursday Murder Club mystery series. His debut novel became a global hit, selling millions of copies and sparking a successful franchise. Before writing fiction, Osman was widely known for creating and hosting popular UK quiz shows like Pointless and House of Games. He lives in London with his wife and two cats.

Check Richard’s Osman Official Instagram: @misterosman

British Book Award Nominee for Fiction: Crime and Thriller and for Audiobook: Fiction (2022), Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse Prize Nominee (2022)

The Thursday Murder Club (Book 1) is being adapted into a film, set to release on August 28, 2025, on Netflix. The movie is currently in development and features a star-studded cast including Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan, and Ben Kingsley.

The Man Who Died Twice – Quick Summary

The Man Who Died Twice Review – Trigger Warnings, Sensitive Topics and Age Rating

Before we go any further, I always like to include a quick note on sensitive content. Every reader is different, and some themes in this book might be difficult for certain people.

If you prefer to check content warnings before reading, just click below to reveal the list of trigger warnings, sensitive topics and age ratting.

Plot Overview

Okay, so this time our little gang of clever retirees is back in action. As usual, they try to stay out of trouble—but trouble clearly hasn’t had enough of them. Things kick off when someone from Elizabeth’s past shows up unexpectedly. What begins as a small favor quickly turns into a much bigger mystery, with stolen diamonds, long-buried secrets, and plenty of unexpected twists along the way.

This book focuses a lot more on Elizabeth and her backstory. It feels a little different from the first one—less of a classic whodunit and more like a cozy spy mystery. We get to dig deeper into who Elizabeth really is, beyond just the sharp, fearless leader of the group. I loved learning more about her, and it adds a whole new layer to her character.

But don’t worry, the rest of the gang is still very much around. Joyce is as delightful as ever, Ron brings his usual charm, and Ibrahim adds his thoughtful touch. Their friendship is still at the heart of the story, and their dynamic is just as fun and warm as before.

What I Loved

It’s honestly hard to say what I loved most about The Man Who Died Twice. I’ll admit I’m a bit biased, I’m a big fan of this series, but I truly think this book stands out beautifully. The shift from a classic whodunit to something more like a cozy spy mystery was such a smart move. The storyline involving the stolen diamonds, Elizabeth’s past, MI5, and the mafia was just so entertaining. It gave the book a fresh twist without losing the charm that made the first one so special.

I also really enjoyed the addition of new characters like Connie Johnson, Douglas, and Poppy. They each bring something unique to the story and somehow fit in perfectly with the rest of the cast. Nothing about their presence feels forced, they just click.

And of course, I can’t forget Joyce’s journal entries. This time around, they’re even bigger, funnier, and full of her usual charm. Honestly, I could read a whole book from her perspective alone. She’s so random, but in the most clever and delightful way. Every time her voice came in, I couldn’t stop smiling.

What Surprised Me

I really loved how Bogdan has a bigger role in this book. His character has a lot of more page time since last one, and it was such a nice surprise. On the surface, he still seems a bit dodgy and dangerous, but the more we see of him, the more you realize how loyal, thoughtful, and gentle he can be. He’s full of surprises, and honestly, some of my favorite moments in the book involve him. He adds a quiet strength to the group, and I’m so glad he got more time to shine.

What Didn’t Work for Me

I loved spending more time with the main cast in this book. The group dynamic is one of the best things about this series, and it’s always a joy to see how they play off each other.

That said, one thing that didn’t quite work for me was how little time we got with Ibrahim. Something happens early in the book that pulls him back a bit, and even though he’s still involved and helping the team, he’s more in the background than before. I really missed his quiet logic and thoughtful perspective. He brings a unique energy to the group, and I found myself wishing he had more page time.

Vibe Check

Okay, so this one definitely leans more into a spy/heist vibe, and I really enjoyed that shift. There’s more action this time, not in a high-speed-chase kind of way, but in the sense that the stakes feel higher, the tension is sharper, and the plot has more layers. We’ve got stolen diamonds, secret identities, and some very shady characters, which gives the story a fresh, lively energy.

It still keeps the cozy feel and clever humour that made the first book so charming, but now it feels like it’s operating on a slightly bigger stage. There’s a subtle sense of adventure running through the story, and that adds a fun twist to the usual mystery format.

About The Plot Twist

This one doesn’t offer a big plot twist, at least not in the traditional sense. You kind of see things coming and start to piece it all together alongside the characters. But honestly, that’s not a bad thing. Like I mentioned earlier, this book has a different vibe from the first one. It’s less about the big reveal and more about the journey, following the clues and watching the layers unfold.

You get a clear sense of where the story is heading, and that actually works in its favour. And while there aren’t any huge shocks, there are still a few fun surprises tucked in at the end to keep things interesting.

Conclusion

The Man Who Died Twice is definitely worth the read. It’s smart, funny, and full of heart, just like the first book, but with a fresh new take that keeps things interesting. The mix of cozy mystery and light spy drama works so well, and the characters are as lovable and clever as ever. Even with less time with some favourites, it still delivers everything I love about this series. If you enjoy character-driven stories with charm, wit, and just enough mystery to keep you guessing, this one absolutely deserves a spot on your TBR.

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Some Book Quotes

“Some people can’t cope with retirement. Not me. I can cope with not working very easily indeed.”

“If you can’t find the answer, have a biscuit. If the answer’s still not there, have another one.“

“If you can’t trust a woman with a knitting bag, then who can you trust?“

Let’s Chat!

Have you read The Man Who Died Twice? Who’s your favorite character? Did you enjoy the cozy spy/heist plot? Are you just starting the series, or rereading it like I am?

I’d love to hear your thoughts, drop a comment below, let’s chat!

If you haven’t joined yet, it’s not too late! Come be part of the #SolveItBeforeSept reading challenge, we’re reading all four books before the new one arrives this fall.
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A Thursday Murder Club Reading Challenge

This is the first review in our Solve It Before September challenge, and we’re starting with Book 1 of The Thursday Murder Club, the book that began the whole series.

Every month, I’ll be reviewing one of the books, following the challenge schedule that leads up to the release of The Thursday Murder Club: The Impossible Fortune this fall.

If you’re joining the challenge or just curious about the fuss, pull up a chair, we’ve got mysteries to solve and biscuits to eat! Let’s go, shall we?

Spoiler-Free Zone
This review is completely spoiler-free, no twists revealed, no key plot points given away. You’re safe to read on, even if you haven’t cracked open the book yet.

The Thursday Murder Club Review – Book Synopsis

The Thursday Murder Club

Published September 3, 2020

In a peaceful retirement village, four unlikely friends meet up once a week to investigate unsolved murders.

But when a brutal killing takes place on their very doorstep, the Thursday Murder Club find themselves in the middle of their first live case. Elizabeth, Joyce, Ibrahim and Ron might be pushing eighty but they still have a few tricks up their sleeves.

Can our unorthodox but brilliant gang catch the killer before it’s too late?

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Goodreads Rating |

Rating: 3.5 out of 5.

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Book Info

Title	The Thursday Murder Club
Author	Richard Osman
Genre	Thriller Mystery, Cozy Mistery
Format	400 pages, Hardcover
Published	3 Sept. 2020, Viking
ISBN-10	0241425441
ISBN-13	978-0241425442
Language	English

Author’s Bio

Richard Osman is a British author, television presenter, and producer best known for his bestselling Thursday Murder Club mystery series. His debut novel became a global hit, selling millions of copies and sparking a successful franchise. Before writing fiction, Osman was widely known for creating and hosting popular UK quiz shows like Pointless and House of Games. He lives in London with his wife and two cats.

Check Richard’s Osman Official Instagram: @misterosman

Barry Award Nominee for Best First Novel (2021), Anthony Award Nominee for Best First Novel (2021), ITW Thriller Award Nominee for Hardcover Novel (2021), Edgar Award Nominee for Best Novel (2021)

The Thursday Murder Club (Book 1) is being adapted into a film, set to release on August 28, 2025, on Netflix. The movie is currently in development and features a star-studded cast including Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan, and Ben Kingsley.

The Thursday Murder Club Review – Quick Summary

The Thursday Murder Club Review – Trigger Warnings, Sensitive Topics and Age Rating

Before we go any further, I always like to include a quick note on sensitive content. Every reader is different, and some themes in this book might be difficult for certain people.

If you prefer to check content warnings before reading, just click below to reveal the list of trigger warnings, sensitive topics and age ratting.

My Thoughts

Let me start with a confession (no pun intended — okay, maybe just a little!): I didn’t expect much from The Thursday Murder Club when I first picked it up. I thought it would be a light, cozy mystery, just something easy to read because, well… everyone was talking about it. Total hype pick.

But just a few pages in? I fell completely in love with the characters and the world they live in. I didn’t see it coming, and honestly, it’s clear now that this series has become my all-time favourite cozy mystery.

The tone, the clever structure, and the emotional depth pulled me in more than I expected. It’s fun and quirky, yes, but it also has so much to say about aging, friendship, and staying curious about life. I totally get the hype now!

What I Loved

All of the characters in The Thursday Murder Club bring something fun, surprising, or sweet to the story, but for me, Joyce’s chapters are the best! Her diary entries are smart, funny, and full of little details. She notices everything (and everyone), and she writes about it in a way that’s both kind and curious, which makes it even better.

What I love most is how she describes things. She can talk about sandwiches, cardigans, or someone’s eyebrows, and somehow make it the funniest thing you’ve read all day. Even when she’s chatting about something small, it always makes me smile. Her voice feels real, like a friend who’s always got something new to say.

She’s not just there for laughs, though. Joyce brings a lot of heart to the story. Through her, we see what it’s like to grow older and still want to be needed and part of something exciting.

The rest of the group is great too. Elizabeth is sharp and always seems to know more than she shares, with a strong, take-charge energy. Ron is loud, funny, and loves to stir things up—his arguments with the developer had me laughing. Ibrahim is calm, thoughtful, and the voice of wisdom for the group. But Joyce? Joyce is the glue that holds them all together!

What Surprised Me

One of the most special things about The Thursday Murder Club is how it shows a group of strangers slowly becoming like family. Joyce, Elizabeth, Ron, and Ibrahim are all very different people, and they didn’t start out as close friends. But through their weekly meetings (and solving the odd murder), they grow closer. They share laughs, look out for each other, and form real, lasting connections, the kind that feel chosen.

This story reminds us that it’s never too late to find your people. Even in a retirement village like Coopers Chase, where life is supposed to slow down, they find purpose and friendship in each other. They become more than neighbors, they become a team. A found family. And that might be the most heartwarming part of the whole book.

What Didn’t Work for Me

At the beginning, I felt a little lost. It took a couple of chapters to get used to Coopers Chase, its big cast, and the switching between Joyce’s diary entries and third-person chapters.

With so many characters, it can feel like meeting an entire village all at once. And like many cozy mysteries, the story is a slow burn, the mystery doesn’t kick in right away because there’s a lot of world-building up front.

But honestly? I didn’t mind. I loved spending time with the characters and their quirky world. Once I settled in, I didn’t want to stop reading.

Vibe Check

Coopers Chase might be a retirement village, but it’s definitely not quiet. There’s always something going on, secrets, friendships, a little romance, old memories, and just the right amount of chaos.

The book feels warm and funny, but it also has serious moments that make you think. The mix of British humour and real emotion gives it a special tone that stays with you long after you finish reading..

About The Plot Twist

No spoilers here, but yes, there are a few twists. I had plenty of guesses, and I was still wrong. The reveal didn’t come with a big dramatic moment, it was quiet, clever, and really well done.

Richard Osman doesn’t throw in surprises just to shock you. He takes his time, layering small details until everything clicks into place. It’s the kind of twist that makes you want to flip back to the beginning and spot all the clues you missed.

And it’s not just the main mystery, even the parallel storyline is interesting and has its own layers. It adds more depth and keeps you wondering how everything will connect.

Conclusion

The Thursday Murder Club is more than a cozy murder mystery. It’s a warm, human story about people who stay curious and helpful, even when the world thinks they should slow down.

This book it’s full of clever plans, and touching moments. It’s an easy read, short and smart chapters, surprising twists, and lots of charm, The Thursday Murder Club is a perfect start to a series!

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Some Book Quotes

“We are doing something illegal, but we are past the age of caring. Perhaps we are raging against the dying of the light, but that is poetry, not life.”

“People without a sense of humour will never forgive you for being funny.”

When have I let you down?” “Well, never, Ibrahim,” agrees Elizabeth. “That’s why I like to keep you around. Also, you make very good tea.

Let’s Chat!

Have you read The Thursday Murder Club? Who’s your favorite character? Did the twists catch you off guard? Are you just starting the series or rereading it like me?

I’d love to hear your thoughts, drop a comment below, let’s chat!

If you haven’t joined yet, it’s not too late! Come be part of the #SolveItBeforeSept reading challenge, we’re reading all four books before the new one arrives this fall.
Grab your copy, download the printable tracker, and jump in anytime!
A Thursday Murder Club Reading Challenge

My favourite old folks are coming back this fall — and I’m kicking things off with A Thursday Murder Club Reading Challenge!

The Thursday Murder Club has completely stolen my heart , hands down, the best cozy mystery series I’ve read in ages. I love every single one of them. It’s clever, it’s warm, it’s unexpectedly emotional in the best way…

They’re back for a new mystery on September 25 (UK) and September 30 (US and Canada), and while I’m counting down the days until The Impossible Fortune, I thought, why not take some time to reread the first four books while I wait for this new adventure at Coopers Chase?

If you’ve never read any of them, or you’re thinking of rereading like me, this is the perfect time. Before the next body drops (I mean, the next book drops…) — come join me!

A Quick Briefing About the Series

The Thursday Murder Club is the brilliant, bestselling cozy crime series by Richard Osman, which first launched in 2020 and quickly became a global favourite. The fourth book, The Last Devil to Die, was released in 2023, and now the gang is returning for their next mystery this fall.

Each story is set at Coopers Chase, a quiet (but not too quiet) retirement village in the English countryside, where four unlikely friends — Joyce, Elizabeth, Ibrahim, and Ron — meet every Thursday to dig into cold cases over tea and biscuits. But for reasons no one can quite explain, this charming little community seems to be surrounded by real crimes, and naturally, the club keeps getting involved.

Every new book, it’s a new case filled with sharp wit, hidden clues, and characters you’ll wish you could be friends with in real life. Alongside the cozy crimes and clever twists, you’ll also find heartwarming moments and a surprising emotional depth that will steal your heart in the very best way.

Now, if you’re in the mood for something cozy, clever, and just a little bit criminal (in the best, very fictional way), A Thursday Murder Club Reading Challenge is absolutely for you.

No police training required, just a nose for mischief and a soft spot for unconventional detectives.

Operation: Solve It Before September

(as approved by Ibrahim — and gently ignored by Ron)

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Investigation Start: 1 of June
Close the Case: September 20 — just five days before the UK release of the next book, and ten days before the US and Canada release!

• Download the challenge tracker (you’ll find it below)
• One book per month, or a few chapters at a time over tea.
• Any format is welcome — physical book, eBook, or audiobook.
• Leave a comment to let me know you’re joining in!
• No spoilers in the comments, please.
• Cake is encouraged.
• Use the hashtag #SolveItBeforeSept if you share your progress on social media.
• Pop back here and leave a comment anytime, tell me which book you’re on, who your favourite character is or just say hi! I’d love to know you’re reading along.

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How to Join?

There is no forms to fill out, no mysterious phone calls, and no need to dress in black (unless you want to of course).

Remember, this isn’t a race or a reading assignment. It’s just a lovely excuse to spend some time with one of the most unforgettable casts of characters you’ll ever meet. You can take your time, read at your own pace, and get completely lost in the mystery, the humour, and the surprisingly tender moments.

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Reading Order: The Thursday Murder Club Series

Here’s the order you should read the books in. But if you want a full dossier to each one, you can read my deep dive on The Thursday Murder Club Books in Order, where I cover all the details, explain what each book is about (without spoilers!), and how they all fit together.

• The Thursday Murder Club (2020)
• The Man Who Died Twice (2021)
• The Bullet That Missed (2022)
• The Last Devil to Die (2023)

And yes, there’s even a printable case tracker to help you keep things organised.
You’ll find it just below, ready to download and print!

Download The Printable Challenge Guide and Tracker

Just like any good case file, this one’s ready for action, no password required!
Elizabeth might raise an eyebrow at the lack of security, but let’s be honest, Joyce probably would’ve left it open on the kitchen table anyway.

So go ahead, download your printable tracker, and let’s kick off the challenge like proper members of the club.

What to Expect Along the Way

When I say this is my favourite cozy mystery series of all time, I’m not joking!

This post is just the beginning of a whole lot of Thursday Murder Club fun. Between now and September 25 (UK) and September 30 (US and Canada), I’ll be sharing a bunch of posts to count down to the release of The Impossible Fortune, and you’re totally invited to come back, check it all out, and share your thoughts and reading progress with me along the way!

What you can expect:

• Spoiler-free reviews for each book
• Character lists to help you remember who’s who
• Quotes worth bookmarking (and sharing!)
• Book club guides and discussion questions
• Audiobook narrator overviews
• Updates on The Thursday Murder Club movie for Netflix
• Everything we know (so far) about Book 5 – The Impossible Fortune
• Possibly more cake talk than is strictly necessary
• Plus friendly reminders to help keep you on track

So… are you in?

Whether this is your first time visiting Coopers Chase or you’re revisiting, I’m so excited to have you along for the ride. The cases are ready. The lemon drizzle is sliced. The club is waiting!

Let’s #SolveItBeforeSept — together.
Leave a comment and let me know if you’re joining in! I’d love to hear from you!

If you’re taking part in my #SolveItBeforeSept Reading Challenge, this guide is for you! In this post, we’re looking at The Thursday Murder Club books in order, with a quick, spoiler-free overview of each one to help you follow the series from the very beginning.

Whether you’re brand new to the mysteries at Coopers Chase or just brushing up before the new release, this is the perfect place to start (or restart!).

Don’t forget to use #SolveItBeforeSept if you’re reading along or sharing your thoughts, I’ll be right there with you, one case at a time.

The Thursday Murder Club: About the Author

Richard Osman

Richard Osman is a British author and television presenter, best known for his record-breaking Thursday Murder Club series. His novels — The Thursday Murder Club, The Man Who Died Twice, The Bullet That Missed, The Last Devil to Die, and We Solve Murders — have all become international and New York Times bestsellers.

Osman’s novels are celebrated for their blend of humor, warmth, and intricate plotting. He has cited Agatha Christie as a significant influence, aiming to craft mysteries that are both engaging and character-driven.

He lives in London with his wife, Ingrid, and their two cats, Liesl and Lottie. A film adaptation of The Thursday Murder Club is set to hit theaters in 2025, produced by Amblin Entertainment. The fifth book in the series, The Impossible Fortune, is on the way.

Richard Osman Official Instagram

The Thursday Murder Club: The Reading Order

The Thursday Murder Club is the bestselling cozy mystery series by British author Richard Osman. Since the release of the first book in 2020, the series has become a global sensation, with millions of copies sold, translations in over 40 languages, and loads of awards and nominations.

Loved for its sharp wit, unforgettable characters, and heartwarming twists, the series has quickly become a favourite among readers of all ages, and it’s only getting better with each book.

This post is a quick and spoiler-free guide to the Thursday Murder Club books in order, just the basics to help you follow the series and know what each book is about.

If you’re looking for more detail, don’t worry, I’ll be sharing full review posts for each book soon! And leading up to the launch of the new book in October, there will be a full range of posts to explore — from character guides to favourite quotes and more.

The Thursday Murder Club – Book 1

Published September 22, 2020

In a peaceful retirement village, four unlikely friends meet up once a week to investigate unsolved murders.

But when a brutal killing takes place on their very doorstep, the Thursday Murder Club find themselves in the middle of their first live case. Elizabeth, Joyce, Ibrahim and Ron might be pushing eighty but they still have a few tricks up their sleeves.

Can our unorthodox but brilliant gang catch the killer before it’s too late?

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Goodreads Rating |

Rating: 3.5 out of 5.

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The Man Who Died Twice – Book 2

Published September 16, 2021

It’s the following Thursday.

Elizabeth has received a letter from an old colleague, a man with whom she has a long history. He’s made a big mistake, and he needs her help. His story involves stolen diamonds, a violent mobster, and a very real threat to his life.

As bodies start piling up, Elizabeth enlists Joyce, Ibrahim and Ron in the hunt for a ruthless murderer. And if they find the diamonds too? Well, wouldn’t that be a bonus?

But this time they are up against an enemy who wouldn’t bat an eyelid at knocking off four septuagenarians. Can The Thursday Murder Club find the killer (and the diamonds) before the killer finds them?

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Goodreads Rating |

Rating: 4.5 out of 5.

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The Bullet That Missed – Book 3

Published September 15, 2022

It is an ordinary Thursday, and things should finally be returning to normal. Except trouble is never far away where the Thursday Murder Club are concerned. A decade-old cold case—their favorite kind—leads them to a local news legend and a murder with no body and no answers.

Then a new foe pays Elizabeth a visit. Her mission? Kill or be killed. Suddenly the cold case has become red hot.

While Elizabeth wrestles with her conscience (and a gun), Joyce, Ron, and Ibrahim chase down the clues with help from old friends and new. But can the gang solve the mystery and save Elizabeth before the murderer strikes again?

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Rating: 4.5 out of 5.

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The Last Devil to Die – Book 4

Published September 14, 2023

Shocking news reaches the Thursday Murder Club.

An old friend in the antiques business has been killed, and a dangerous package he was protecting has gone missing.

As the gang springs into action they encounter art forgers, online fraudsters and drug dealers, as well as heartache close to home.

With the body count rising, the package still missing and trouble firmly on their tail, has their luck finally run out? And who will be the last devil to die?

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Rating: 4.5 out of 5.

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The Impossible Fortune – Book 5

To Be Published on September 25 (UK Release), 2025
To Be Published on September 30 (US and Canada), 2025

Who’s got time to think about murder when there’s a wedding to plan?

It’s been a quiet year for the Thursday Murder Club. Joyce is busy with table plans and first dances. Elizabeth is grieving. Ron is dealing with family troubles, and Ibrahim is still providing therapy to his favourite criminal.

But when Elizabeth meets a wedding guest who’s in trouble, kidnap and death are hot on their heels once more. A villain wants access to an uncrackable code, and will stop at nothing to get it. Plunged back into action once more, can the gang solve the puzzle and a murder in time?

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Goodreads Rating |

Rating: 4.5 out of 5.

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Case Open: Time to Start Reading!

Now that you’ve got the reading order, it’s time to pick a cozy reading spot, grab your first book, and settle in, preferably with something warm to sip and no distractions (except maybe snacks… snacks are always allowed).

Join me for the #SolveItBeforeSept Reading Challenge, whether you’re diving in for the first time or rereading, this is the perfect place to find everything you need about the series and share your thoughts along the way (no spoilers, please — let’s keep it fun for everyone!).

Leave a comment and let me know where you’re starting, how you’re feeling about the challenge, or if your TBR pile just sighed dramatically. I’d love to hear from you!