Margot Thornbury writes mysteries for readers who like their murder served with a good view. Raised in a quiet Cotswolds village where, she insists, nothing remarkable ever happened, she now invents the scandals it lacked. After detours through travel writing, catering, and an archive she's not allowed to name, she settled into fiction—the one job where eavesdropping counts as research. A Talent for Disappearing is her debut and the first Frances Wren Mystery. She lives near strong coffee, a half-finished crossword, and a cat who disapproves of her.
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