The Hop-Picker Murders
Nathan Goodwin
Works of: Fiction
Publisher(s): Independent
When Molly Moon discovers her aunt’s discarded 1920 journal, hidden in the attic of her Kent cottage, she uncovers a chilling claim among its cryptic entries: that four missing hop-pickers, including her own uncle, were murdered. Desperate to learn the truth, Molly turns to forensic genealogist Morton Farrier for help. What begins as a challenging case soon becomes far more complex as Morton delves into a murky world of disappearance, deception, and murder—while battling an unknown menace bent on destroying his career.
Sub-genres
Other books by Nathan Goodwin
The Deserter’s Tale
The Sawtooth Slayer
The Foundlings
The Chester Creek Murders
The Sterling Affair
The Wicked Trade
The Suffragette’s Secret
The Missing Man
The Spyglass File
The America Ground
The Orange Lilies
The Lost Ancestor
Hiding the Past
The Asylum (short prequel to the Forensic Genealogist series)
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