Moonflower Murders

Susan Ryeland and Atticus Pünd are returning for one last mystery in Marble Hall Murders, the final novel in a trilogy by Anthony Horowitz that began with Magpie Murders and Moonflower Murders.

Susan and Atticus unravel both of their mysteries in the final episode of Moonflower Murders, while Susan also figures out her future with Andreas.

Pünd reveals who kills Melissa James – and it's not the person who already confessed. Susan learns some secrets about Lisa, and finds herself in danger. 

Susan learns that Alan Conway knew Frank Parris, whose murder inspired Atticus Pünd Takes the Case. She wonders about the parallels between Frank and characters in the book.

Atticus Pünd and his assistant Madeline Cain speak to some of the many people with motive to kill Melissa James, while Susan looks into the reason for Frank Parris' visit to Suffolk.

Susan visits a hotel to figure out how Atticus Pünd's investigation into the death of Melissa James in a novel relates to the disappearance of Cecily MacNeil.

Susan Ryeland is asked to become a detective again when another book that she published seems to hold clues to a real-life murder and disappearance. 

Moonflower Murders brings back Susan Ryeland and Atticus Pünd to investigate another mystery via Alan Conway's books.