A Man Lay Dead
If you fell for Black Dudley's remote manor full of eccentric aristos playing deadly games, you need Marsh's trapped house party where wit and class dynamics collide. Inspector Alleyn brings the same intellectual charm and dry humor that made Campion irresistible, unraveling twists through razor-sharp observation instead of violence. Perfect for readers craving interwar elegance, clever red herrings, and that delicious cozy-yet-sinister atmosphere.