Wendy Boynton
Author of ‘The Salisbury Murders’
A series of cosy murder-mysteries set in and around Salisbury, in the South of England
Featuring an unlikely duo of 81 year old care home resident Meg Thornton and 19 year old Lauren Peachy, starting her first job in care.
When a fellow resident’s family heirloom disappears it soon leads into a web of lies, thefts, infidelity and murder!
Can the combination of Meg’s wisdom and experience, perfectly paired with Lauren’s enthusiasm and determination allow them to solve the case before it’s too late?
An interesting murder mystery set in and around Salisbury. The cast of characters develops and comes to life as the story unfolds. Good descriptive content that draws you into the plot and you're keen to find out the conclusion. Already looking forward to the next one! - R M Clifford (on Amazon)
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About Wendy
Wendy enjoyed English at school and later went on to study at Southampton University, graduating with a First in English. She has always enjoyed creative writing, experimenting with short stories and even poetry. Writing a novel was something she had always wanted to do but never had the time.
Wendy was born and raised in the South of England, living in Pangbourne (near Reading) and Bournemouth. She spent much of her adult life living in Salisbury, where her books are set, before moving to Brittany in the North of France. During the Covid pandemic she moved to North Tyneside, just outside of Newcastle upon Tyne where she lives with her husband and two cats. She spends her time singing in a local community choir, exploring her new home region, researching for her new books and of course, writing!
Wendy started writing her first novel, in 2020 while living in France. Several re-writes, a return to the UK and four years later ‘The Mystery of the Missing Brooch’ was published in October 2024, with the ‘The Mystery of the Missing Wallet’ following in April 2025.
The third instalment of The Salisbury Murders: The Mystery of the Missing Child’, is due for release in Autumn 2025 and there are many more to follow.
Miss Marple meets The Thursday Murder Club with a brilliant new contemporary British author, Wendy Boynton. I couldn’t put it down. It held my attention to the last very end. - SS Baggott (on Amazon)
