My latest Redington serial is published here. Creative Frontiers.
If you’re new to my Redington village stories, you can find links to the first three on my website.
There’s also some Billy Fury music on there for those who like a bit of nostalgia.
Redington is in mid Norfolk and is one of those villages where everyone knows what’s going on and who’s who.
The first three are, The Redington Millions, The New Arrivals, and Murder at Brook House Farm.
My next one will be a ghostly tale, as the last two are murders, and I don’t want it to become a village
of horrors. The Ghost of Windmill Walk is next, then Midnight on Colley Hill will be a Halloween tale.
Hope you enjoy the story if you read it.
Susan Jones 
You’re doing so well with this series, Suzy – you should put them together in a collection on Amazon! I might not get reading all of this one as we’re having a break in a few days but I’m sure it will be another success.
Thanks Rosemary, and yes, you’re right they would go well in a collection. That’s the plan, to do around 12 and call it A Year in Redington….
I think Rosemary’s idea to put these together in a collection is a good one 🙂 I’m going to be reading this at the weekend 🙂 x
Thanks Teresa, hope you enjoy the story as much as I had fun writing it. :)))))
I’m off to read the installments now, Sue. I’m getting really fond on the villagers of Redington. 🙂
That’s good Jan, I am too. I sometimes think I’d like to get in the car and go there… then I get my notebook out and write another story. Thanks for your help with it, Jan.
I’ve put it on my ‘to read’ list but I’m rushing around at the moment getting ready for a very special holiday. Good idea to switch to a ghost story for the next instalment, otherwise Redington will end up like Midsomer Murders – a body around every corner!
Enjoy your special holiday, Linda. Hope it’s a good one, and glad you’re going to read the market story sometime. Yes, I don’t want it to be a town of death, it’s quite a jolly place really.