Murders At Fleat House

The Murders at Fleat House by Lucinda Riley is a propulsive crime novel set behind the locked gates of an English boarding school, where privilege and silence are as dangerous as any weapon. When a student at St Stephen’s in rural Norfolk dies suddenly, the headmaster is keen to label it a tragic accident. Returning to duty in unusual circumstances, Detective Inspector Jazmine “Jazz” Hunter is drawn into the case with her trusted sergeant, Alastair Miles. As Jazz digs into school loyalties, bullying, hidden medication, and the uneasy dynamics between students and staff, the investigation twists into something far more unsettling—especially as more people vanish and the winter weather closes in. Perfect for readers who love atmospheric mysteries, boarding school crime fiction, and police procedurals with complex characters and sharp momentum. Add this one to your basket if you’re ready for a chilling, page-turning investigation.