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THE COZY ENIGMAS OF OAKHAVEN

Murder, marmalade, &
the occasional mislaid corpse.

Welcome to Oakhaven, where the vicar is always suspect, the neighborhood watch is ruthlessly efficient, and a good cup of Earl Grey solves almost everything.

teacup treason

LATEST RELEASE

The Teapot Treason

When the town's most notorious gossip is found face-down in Lady Agatha's prize-winning petunias — with a silver tea strainer in her pocket — amateur sleuth and retired librarian Miss Marigold realizes her peaceful retirement is officially over.

"A perfectly steeped brew of mystery and charm. Plum is a master of the cozy genre."

— THE DAILY CHRONICLE

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Tea, typewriters,
& trouble.

Beatrice Plum writes from a draughty cottage in the Cotswolds, accompanied by a tabby named Inspector Whiskers and an unreasonable quantity of biscuits.

A former librarian and unrepentant eavesdropper, she has spent decades cataloging the small intrigues of village life — most of which, she insists, are entirely fictional.

cat at window

Inspector Whiskers, on duty as always.

THE MISS MARIGOLD MYSTERIES

Four small scandals, one tireless sleuth.

I

The Vicar's Last Vespers

A choirmaster vanishes mid-hymn. Miss Marigold suspects the organ pipes are hiding more than dust.

PUBLISHED 1981

II

Murder at the Marmalade Fête

A choirmaster vanishes mid-hymn. Miss Marigold suspects the organ pipes are hiding more than dust.

PUBLISHED 1981

III

A Cozy Sort of Corpse

A choirmaster vanishes mid-hymn. Miss Marigold suspects the organ pipes are hiding more than dust.

PUBLISHED 1981

IV

The Teapot Treason

A choirmaster vanishes mid-hymn. Miss Marigold suspects the organ pipes are hiding more than dust.

PUBLISHED 1981

THE OAKHAVEN DISPATCH

Letters from the cottage.

Once a month: an essay, a tea recommendation, an unsolicited theory about your neighbors, and the occasional advance chapter.

No spam, only mild gossip.

© 2026 BEATRICE PLUM

MADE WITH EARL GREY & SUSPICION

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