Gail Noble-Sanderson, The Book of Rules

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About the book

Wales, 1946. In the beautiful seaside village of Mumbles, Drew Davies, a young Welsh woman, is determined to pursue a career in a profession that has been historically denied to women. Living with her grandparents in their charming stone cottage, Drew’s quiet life changes course suddenly when murder, espionage, and a cast of scoundrels and saints enter the picture, but not even murder can stop Drew in her tracks. This is the first historical cozy mystery in Gail’s new Drew Davies Railway Mysteries series.

“Settle yourself in a favorite chair, grab a steaming mug of tea, and dig into Gail Noble-Sanderson’s__ e Book of Rules—a delightfully cozy mystery with wonderful characters and a captivating setting that will leave you wanting more. An excellent start to what one hopes is a long-running series!”

—MICHELLE COX, author of the Henrietta and Inspector Howard series

“The Book of Rules is truly a snapshot in time. An engaging murder mystery, set in the postwar village of Mumbles, on the picturesque coast of Wales.”

—JOHN POWELL, editor and local Welsh historian

Gail Noble-Sanderson is the award-winning author of the historical fiction series, The Lavender Meuse Trilogy. She lives in Washington State with her husband, their dog Mandy, three cats and a flock of chickens. Gail retired from her profession as a Speech-Language Pathologist to pursue her passion for writing. Please visit her website to learn more about Gail and her books. Gailnoblesanderson.com