Hugh Morrison

The Reverend Shaw Mysteries

Meet Reverend Lucian Shaw: country parson, former military chaplain...and amateur sleuth. This 1930s Suffolk cleric has been described by one reviewer as a 'cross between Father Brown and Richard Hannay' and features in eight gripping adventures ranging from the classic 'whodunnit' to the John Buchan style action thriller. To find out more, click on the cover image.

The Clarice and Cliff Mysteries

Two 1930s 'bright young things', Clarice Thompson and Clifford Thorley, have a propensity to become mixed up in murder. In their first case, The Tube Train Murder they track down a killer on the London Underground; in their second adventure Murder Most Modern they confront a deadly assassin on England's east coast. In Murder Sur-Mer, the newlywed couple most solve a murder in the English expatriate community in France.

Other novels

A dark fantasy of late-Victorian London, in which a brilliant woman scientist accidentally unleashes a dark and deadly energy upon the world.

Two children in modern London are transported to the London of 1940, with no way back...

A hilarious romantic comedy about the British abroad.

Hugh Morrison's writing captivates with thrilling plots and rich historical detail. A must-read for all enthusiasts!

John Doe

★★★★★