Caroline Graham: A Ghost in the Machine (UK 2016)

From the Publisher:
For all its old-fashioned charm, Forbes Abbot is far from the close-knit community that ex-Londoners Mallory and Kate Lawson expected. In this village, everyday squabbles can quickly turn to murder.

As the couple begins to settle into their new life away from the big city, it isn't long until they're thrown into the horror and mayhem of a true Midsomer Murders mystery.

Detective Chief Inspector Barnaby has encountered many intriguing cases in his years on the force, but soon he will discover that the incident of the ghost in the machine is the most challenging of them all.

Caroline Graham: A Ghost in the Machine. A Midsomer Murders Mystery. Headline, ISBN: 9781472243713 (October, 2016), 545 p., £8.99.

Caroline Graham: A Ghost in the Machine (UK 2007)

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All men should have a hobby: it keeps them out from under their wives' feet. Dennis Brinkley's hobby, though, was killing machines. No wonder the village was uneasy...

Mallory Lawson believes that inheriting his aunt's beautiful house in Forbes Abbot may have saved his sanity. It enables him to take early retirement from his appalling teaching job in London, and his wife Kate to realise her dream of starting her own company. Life will be so much simpler in the country, won't it? But Forbes Abbot is not quite the close-knit community it seems, and little differences and squabbles can become violent -- even murderous. Detective Chief Inspector Barnaby has encountered many intriguing cases, but the case of the ghost in the machine is one to test even the most experienced of detectives.

Caroline Graham: A Ghost in the Machine. A Detective Chief Inspector Barnaby Case. Headline, ISBN: 0755342216 (November, 2007), 560 p., £8.99.

Caroline Graham: A Ghost in the Machine (USA 2005)

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When a bloody, pulverized body is found lying beneath the rustic timbers of an authentic torture device so vicious and complicated as to be blood-curdling, there's sufficient unrest in tiny Forbes Abbot to call in Chief Inspector Barnaby. Was Dennis Brinkley done in by crooked business partners, a teenage seductress, a couple of would-be publishers who've just inherited -- and then lost -- millions, or perhaps by tired, timid little Benny Fraye, who wouldn't hurt a fly -- would she?

Barnaby will soon find out just who set in motion the gruesome machine that crushed the unfortunate victim. Caroline Graham's delightful cozy village mysteries, which inspired the continuing Midsommer Murders series starring Inspector Barnaby on A&E Television, have long been fan-favorites; A Ghost in the Machine is sure to cement her reputation as one of the best crime writers in the mystery business today.

Caroline Graham: A Ghost in the Machine. St. Martin's Press; ISBN: 0312995156 (June, 2005), 496 p., $6.99.

Caroline Graham: A Ghost in the Machine (UK 2005)

From the Publisher:
All men should have a hobby: it keeps them out from under their wives' feet. Dennis Brinkley's hobby, though, was killing machines. No wonder the village was uneasy... Mallory Lawson believes that inheriting his aunt's beautiful house in Forbes Abbot may have saved his sanity. It enables him to take early retirement from his appalling teaching job in London, and his wife Kate to realise her dream of starting her own company. Life will be so much simpler in the country, won't it? But Forbes Abbot is not quite the close-knit community it seems, and little differences and squabbles can become violent ndash; even murderous. Detective Chief Inspector Barnaby has encountered many intriguing cases, but the case of the ghost in the machine is one to test even the most experienced of detectives.

Caroline Graham: A Ghost in the Machine. Headline, ISBN: 0755307720 (January, 2005), 504 p., £6.99.

Caroline Graham: A Ghost in the Machine (USA 2004)

From the Publisher:
When a bloody, pulverized body is found lying beneath the rustic timbers of an authentic torture device so vicious and complicated as to be blood-curdling, there's sufficient unrest in tiny Forbes Abbot to call in Chief Inspector Barnaby. Was Dennis Brinkley done in by crooked business partners, a teenage seductress, a couple of would-be publishers who've just inherited -- and then lost -- millions, or perhaps by tired, timid little Benny Fraye, who wouldn't hurt a fly -- would she?

Barnaby will soon find out just who set in motion the gruesome machine that crushed the unfortunate victim. Caroline Graham's delightful cozy village mysteries, which inspired the continuing Midsommer Murders series starring Inspector Barnaby on A&E Television, have long been fan-favorites; A Ghost in the Machine is sure to cement her reputation as one of the best crime writers in the mystery business today.

Caroline Graham: A Ghost in the Machine. A Chief Inspector Barnaby Mystery. St. Martin's Press; ISBN: 0312324219 (August, 2004), 375 p., $24.95.

Caroline Graham: A Ghost in the Machine (UK 2004)

From the Publisher:
Forbes Abbot village, for all its old-fashioned charm, is not quite the close-knit community it appears to be. And on occasion the little differences and squabbles can become downright violent. But no-one - not even the local medium - could possibly have predicted murder. Except, of course, for Chief Inspector Barnaby. And the case of the ghost in the killing machine is one to test even the most experienced of detectives

Caroline Graham: A Ghost in the Machine. Headline, ISBN: 0755307704 (March, 2004), 375 p., £16.99.