Ann Purser
Ann Purser was born in Market Harborough, Leicestershire, and has lived most of her life in villages, working in diverse roles including journalism for SHE magazine, keeping hens and donkeys, running an art gallery, and serving as a clerical assistant in a village school.[1][3] She began her writing career with nonfiction and village life novels like the Round Ringford series before creating two mystery series: one featuring Lois Meade starting with Murder on Monday, and another with Ivy Beasley.[1][7] An Open University graduate, mother of three, and avid reader of detective stories, she is married to critic and writer Philip Purser.[3]
Market Harborough, United Kingdom
Jan 1, 1933
Mystery
Cozy Mystery
Found Guilty at Five
The Sleeping Salesman Enquiry
Murder On Monday
The Measby murder enquiry
The blackwoods farm enquiry
Terror on Tuesday
Secrets On Saturday
The Hangman's Row enquiry
Theft on Thursday
Fear on Friday
The Wild Wood Enquiry
Threats at three
Foul Play at Four (Lois Meade Mystery)
Scandal at Six
Found Guilty at Five
Suspicion at Seven: A Lois Meade Mystery
The Measby Murder Enquiry
The Blackwoods Farm Enquiry
Warning at One (Lois Meade Mystery)
Sorrow on Sunday (Lois Meade Mystery)
Weeping on Wednesday (Lois Meade Mystery Book 3)
The Sleeping Salesman Enquiry (An Ivy Beasley Mystery)
The Hangman's Row Enquiry
Murder on Monday (Lois Meade Mysteries (Hardcover))