Emylia Hall lives in Bristol with her husband and son, where she writes from a hut in the garden and dreams of the sea. She is the author of the Shell House Detective Mysteries, a series inspired by her love of Cornwall’s wild landscape. The first, The Shell House Detectives, was a Kindle Top 10 Bestseller, with the rights being optioned for TV. The Death at the Vineyard is her fourth crime novel. Emylia has published four previous novels, including Richard and Judy Book Club pick The Book of Summers and The Thousand Lights Hotel. Her work has been translated into ten languages, and broadcast on BBC Radio 6 Music. She is the founder of Mothership Writers and is a writing coach at The Novelry.Instagram: @emyliahall_authorX: @emyliahall

“The Death at the Vineyard is the next instalment of my favourite cosy crime series. Told with Emylia Hall’s trademark warmth and generosity, it’s a gripping and propulsive read, with a deliciously dark mystery at its heart. Get ready to be transported to the wild and windswept shores of Porthpella.” —Lucy Clarke“Emylia Hall gets better and better with every Shell House book. The Death at the Vineyard has it all: a grisly death, a long-buried secret, and two detectives risking it all in pursuit of the truth. This is a series that has as much heart and soul as it boasts twists and turns, all set against a stunning Cornish backdrop. A gorgeous, haunting, and riveting read.” —Emma Stonex“The Death at the Vineyard is another brilliant instalment in the Shell House Detectives series, with characters you root for and a masterfully woven mystery that keeps you turning the pages. I can’t wait for the next…” —Libby Page“Yet again, Emylia Hall has delivered a rich, atmospheric and deftly plotted whodunnit—with a cast of characters who feel like old friends. The Shell House Detectives series is cosy crime at its finest. This is an absolute treat.” —Susan Fletcher“Beautifully written and brilliantly plotted, I’m totally hooked by this series. I can’t wait to see where Emylia Hall takes it next.” —Emily Koch

Emylia Hall lives in Bristol with her husband and son, where she writes from a hut in the garden and dreams of the sea. She is the author of the Shell House Detective Mysteries, a series inspired by her love of Cornwall’s wild landscape. The first, The Shell House Detectives, was a Kindle Top 10 Bestseller, with the rights being optioned for TV. The Death at the Vineyard is her fourth crime novel. Emylia has published four previous novels, including Richard and Judy Book Club pick The Book of Summers and The Thousand Lights Hotel. Her work has been translated into ten languages, and broadcast on BBC Radio 6 Music. She is the founder of Mothership Writers and is a writing coach at The Novelry.Instagram: @emyliahall_authorX: @emyliahall

“The Death at the Vineyard is the next instalment of my favourite cosy crime series. Told with Emylia Hall’s trademark warmth and generosity, it’s a gripping and propulsive read, with a deliciously dark mystery at its heart. Get ready to be transported to the wild and windswept shores of Porthpella.” —Lucy Clarke“Emylia Hall gets better and better with every Shell House book. The Death at the Vineyard has it all: a grisly death, a long-buried secret, and two detectives risking it all in pursuit of the truth. This is a series that has as much heart and soul as it boasts twists and turns, all set against a stunning Cornish backdrop. A gorgeous, haunting, and riveting read.” —Emma Stonex“The Death at the Vineyard is another brilliant instalment in the Shell House Detectives series, with characters you root for and a masterfully woven mystery that keeps you turning the pages. I can’t wait for the next…” —Libby Page“Yet again, Emylia Hall has delivered a rich, atmospheric and deftly plotted whodunnit—with a cast of characters who feel like old friends. The Shell House Detectives series is cosy crime at its finest. This is an absolute treat.” —Susan Fletcher“Beautifully written and brilliantly plotted, I’m totally hooked by this series. I can’t wait to see where Emylia Hall takes it next.” —Emily Koch