Supper for six by Fiona Sherlock

London, 1977. Agapanthus and Francois Langford, Jeremy Crowley, Elizabeth Chalice and Chrissy Crowley have very little in common – except for the fact they have all been summoned at fairly short notice to attend a dinner party hosted by Lady Sybil Anderson, in her rather charming and opulent apartment in Bruton Square, Mayfair. Except each guests believes they are having a private dinner party with their host – so the other visitors are quite a surprise. Once the awkward introductions are out of the way, a powercut sends shockwaves through the group – and when the lights come back on, Jeremy is discovered dead. Elizabeth Chalice – the only private investigator in the group – becomes detective, witness and suspect all at once. Is Jeremy’s death an accident – or is it the very reason they’ve all been called here at once?