The Case of the Hidden Dentures is the second in the series of John Braemhor mysteries. While assisting his son with house renovations in the city of New Boston, John Braemhor, a retired Scottish policeman, finds a set of dentures in a wall behind a medicine cabinet. That discovery and the disappearance of the previous owner of the house leads him down a path of intrigue and mystery that involves secret codes, murder, smuggling, and attempted assassinations, all cloaked in deeply troubling psychological relationships. As in The Strange Case of Mr. Nobody (the first in the series), Braemhor...
The Case of the Hidden Dentures is the second in the series of John Braemhor mysteries. While assisting his son with house renovations in the city of ...
John Braemhor, a private investigator who has served as a member of the Rhodesian constabulary and later as a civil servant in South Africa, is attempting to settle into retirement running a B&B in Daraichburn in the Scottish lowlands. However, his keen sense of justice and his inordinately skilled deductive powers continually draw him back into investigative criminology as unusual situations cross his path. Along with his wife, Mary, John finds himself again tracking down elusive criminals, when his help is requested. One such request occurs when a young American couple, the MacIains, appear...
John Braemhor, a private investigator who has served as a member of the Rhodesian constabulary and later as a civil servant in South Africa, is attemp...
John Braemhor, retired former member of the Rhodesian constabulary, runs a B&B in Daraichburn in the Scottish lowlands with his wife, Mary. But the quiet life of innkeeper does not keep pace with his former, more dynamic investigative existence. The world of unique and fascinating crime puzzles continues to beckon him. And so when individuals begin vanishing from inside fairy circles under hawthorn trees, as foretold in ages old folktales, John and Mary travel to the Loch Ness region, to investigate these strange disappearances. Later the perplexing, worldwide phenomenon known as "the hum," a...
John Braemhor, retired former member of the Rhodesian constabulary, runs a B&B in Daraichburn in the Scottish lowlands with his wife, Mary. But the qu...
Bryndis Palmer, owner of The Neglected Word bookstore, invites her fourteen-year-old niece Frida to visit her so that the precocious, Jane Austen-loving young girl can accompany Bryn to the "Midwest Booklovers' Convention" being held in nearby Saint Louis. Never mind that Bryn has just broken up with her on-again, off-again boyfriend Holt Furst, or that said boyfriend has suddenly disappeared from his apartment above her shop--possibly in a violent kidnapping. Bryndis dutifully heads to the airport to pick up Frida, only to discover that Frida has also disappeared--reportedly swooped up by a...
Bryndis Palmer, owner of The Neglected Word bookstore, invites her fourteen-year-old niece Frida to visit her so that the precocious, Jane Austen-lovi...
John Braemhor, former member of the constabulary in Rhodesia, and his wife, Mary, operate a B&B in the quiet village of Daraichburn in the Scottish lowlands during their retirement. But John's abiding interest remains investigative criminology and the unique and fascinating crime puzzles that pervade his world. His keen sense of justice and his inordinately skilled deductive powers, balanced with Mary's penetrating insights, make the Braemhors unique in the history of crime detection. A series of strange and astonishing events in their native Scotland and the Colonies across the pond...
John Braemhor, former member of the constabulary in Rhodesia, and his wife, Mary, operate a B&B in the quiet village of Daraichburn in the Scottish lo...
