A Terribly Savage Killing

The Mr. Quayle Mysteries: Book 3

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Genres

Cozy Murder Mystery, Historical, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Death and Violence

Type of Ending

Series

The Mr. Quayle Mysteries — Book 3

Series Read Order

Reading prior books is not required

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Number of days to read

113

Publication Date

Jun 30, 2026

Page Length

250 pages

Available Formats

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A Terribly Savage Killing

The Mr. Quayle Mysteries: Book 3

Advance Reader Copy

Blurb

A funeral descends into chaos and murder when the deceased proves unexpectedly alive.

England, 1926. Following the death of the Viscount Featherstone, his closest friends and most hated family descend upon his isolated mansion for the funeral and—more importantly—for the will-reading. Among the guests are Featherstone’s first and second wives with their assorted brood of ne'er-do-well children, along with the love of Featherstone’s life, the woman he jilted almost forty years before—Lady Constance.

The only trouble is that Featherstone is very much alive and is not at all pleased to see them, but when someone starts picking the unwanted guests off one by one, Mr. Quayle must race against time not only to save the Unsworth’s reputation but their very lives!

A Terribly Savage Killing is the third novel in the Mr. Quayle Mystery series.

Details

Genres

Cozy Murder Mystery, Historical, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Death and Violence

Type of Ending

Series

The Mr. Quayle Mysteries — Book 3

Series Read Order

Reading prior books is not required

Author Prefers A Review On

Amazon

Reader Spots Remaining

Number of days to read

113

Publication Date

Jun 30, 2026

Page Length

250 pages

Available Formats

ePub and PDF

Author

Anthony Slayton is a self-confessed Anglophile, at least when it comes to murder and death. Author of the Mr. Quayle Mysteries, he is a life-long mystery aficionado—the more bodies, the better! In his spare time, he can probably be found walking in the park or binge-watching one mystery series or another (possibly just rewatching Poirot and Midsomer Murders for the umpteenth time).