Stephen Marson - Author

What readers say about The Girl on the Tram:

A great crime mystery which kept me guessing from start to finish with all the twists and turns and whether the perpetrator would be identified and brought to justice.

The Girl on the Tram is a cosy mystery set in 1910s Exeter, with an amateur sleuth and two detectives. With a steam car, a suspicious photographer and a crashed tram, Carrie Grey suspects foul play and investigates.

The descriptive writing made it easy to visualise the places, settings and all the characters who were very much brought to life.

The plot was very cleverly constructed with lots of details about life in the nineteenth century.

Available in these local bookshops now!

West Looe Bookshop
First Draft Books
The Ivybridge Bookshop


And on Amazon in Kindle and paperback:

https://amzn.eu/d/c4HCfIk

The Girl on the Tram is a lighthearted whodunit inspired by true events, set in 1910s Exeter (UK). Follow Carrie Grey as she unravels the truth behind a fatal tram crash—someone is to blame, but the question remains: who?

Available on Amazon in Kindle and paperback:

https://amzn.eu/d/c4HCfIk

The perfect book for a dark night in. The Girl on the Tram. It’s got it all; mystery, crime, historical, amateur sleuth, detectives, Sherlock Holmes (his imaginary voice anyway!) and more besides. Search for the book on Amazon. 99p on Kindle or free on Kindle Unlimited. Also available in paperback and in some local bookshops.