A Murder of Furies is historic cozy.

Knossos, Crete. 1450 B.C.E. At nearly seventeen, Martis is an accomplished bull dancer and an apprentice to the healer. The last two years of her life has been colored by mystery, and she faces it once again. Tinos is the consort to the High Priestess and former bull dancer she considered a friend. He asks Martis to help his daughter, nine-year-old Atana. After an argument, she returned to the girl’s dormatory. That was three days ago. Martis is certain she saw Atana during the rehearsals for the bird dance but now she realizes Atana is truly missing. Martis’s search for Atana leads her into a web of conspiracy, one that will threaten to unweave the fabric of their community.

Bottom line: A Murder of Furies is for you if you like your busybodies bold and your cozies ancienct.

Listen to the first chapter (the set up) here or wherever you find Mysteries to Die For

About Eleanor Kuhns

Eleanor Kuhns is the 2011 Minotaur/Mystery Writers of America winner for first crime novel. She won for A Simple Murder and now has twelve books in the series.

A Murder of Furies is the third in the Bronze Age Crete Series which began with In the Shadow of the Bull. A lifelong librarian, she transitioned to full time writing during the pandemic. She lives in upstate New York with her husband and her dog.

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