The Silent Cure at Stillwater House
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“Dead in a locked cabin with an empty bottle beside her. Everyone already knows the word for it: relapse.”
Celebrated chef Vivienne Latimer was the retreat's beloved success story until a frozen February morning made her its most convenient tragedy. Stillwater sells serenity to nine-figure investors, and a beloved addict who quietly fell off the wagon is a story the brand can survive. Murder is not.
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How it begins
For the night nurses — and for everyone else who was in the room the whole time, and was never asked.
It’s never the obvious one. The truth was in plain sight, seen by someone nobody bothered to ask.
Is this your kind of book?
The Silent Cure at Stillwater House is the country-house mystery — poisoned dinners and tidy stories that fall apart under one stubborn question. It is written for readers who want the patient kind of crime and suspense: plotted, unhurried, and more interested in what people conceal than in how loudly it ends.
This is Book Two of Margot Fenn Mysteries. Each book closes its own case, so it can be read on its own — but the series is built to be read in order, and starting at The Last Supper at Marrowbourne means the connections land the way they were written.
The Margot Fenn Mysteries in order
- The Last Supper at Marrowbournefree
- The Silent Cure at Stillwater House$5.99 · you are here
- The Last Will at Thornmere$5.99
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