Lord Andrew Harrigan from Murder at Mistlethwaite Manor is visiting Ascroft, eh? today to tell us a bit about his chance to turn around his family’s misfortune.

Welcome, Lord Harrigan. I’ll turn the floor over to you –

A Christmas Party. Why anyone should choose to send the disgraced heir such an invitation is beyond me. I have no money, any connections I did have, have all but disowned the Harrigans. 

I heaved a sigh. Father was only trying to do his best to provide for his family. But such a faulty business decision has led us all to ruin. I glance at the portrait of King Henry VIII hanging above the marble mantle in the parlor. It will have to be sold. Creditors would be calling within a fortnight, and I’d need something with which to pay them. 

I glanced once more at the invitation to the Christmas party. A ten thousand pound prize went to the winner of whatever games would take place.

Ten thousand pounds was enough to raise us from this monetary decay and provide a dowry for my three sisters. 

I had no choice but to accept, to at least try to win the prize money.

Thank you for sharing this with us, Lord Harrigan, and good luck to you and your author, AJ Skelly, with Murder at Mistlethwaite Manor.

Readers can learn more about Lord Harrigan and his author, AJ Skelly by visiting the author’s website and. her Facebook and Instagram pages.

The book is available online at the following retailers:

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About AJ Skelly: She is an author, reader, and lover of all things fantasy, mystery, and fairy-tale-romance. And werewolves. She has a serious soft spot for them. As an avid life-long reader and a former high school English teacher, she’s always been fascinated with the  written word. She lives with her husband, children, and many imaginary friends who often find their way into her stories. They all drink copious amounts of tea together and stay up reading far later than they should.