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Title: The Fish and Chip Shop Detectives and the Campervan MurderAuthor: Jenny KaneFormat reviewed: EbookSource: NetgalleyPublisher: Hodder & StoughtonPublication Date: 11th June 2026Rating: 4 Stars
🎣It's been a busy summer for the Fish and Chip Shop Detectives as they get drawn into their next investigation, hook, line and sinker... 🎣
The bustling streets of Mousehole are home to Robbins' Fish and Chip Shop, where Maggie and Ryan dish up the best fried goods Cornwall has to offer - and solve a crime or two.
When a villager is found dead, Maggie and Ryan rapidly find themselves deep in a new mystery.
But as the case unfolds, it becomes clear that something strange is simmering beneath Mousehole's serene surface. The enigmatic owner of the chip shop, Mr Robbins, is nowhere to be found. And when Maggie and Ryan search his campervan home, they find it already unlocked and completely ransacked...
Where is Mr Robbins? Is his disappearance linked to the murder? As the fish and chip shop detectives face a boatload of questions, can they catch the killer before someone winds up dead?
Don't miss the next instalment in the Fish and Chip Shop Detective Agency Series, perfect for fans of Peter Boland and Clare Chase!
This was another enjoyable book in The Fish and Chip Shop Detectives series. Maggie and Ryan have had a few more minor cases since the first book, but this is about to be their biggest one since setting up their detective agency.
What it does though is gives us a whole new look at Mr Robbins, who is the owner of the chippie, and as they investigate, we learn all about many sides to his life and his past.
It's a really interesting case, with so many possibilities, and I was never sure who the murderer was going to be, I just knew I had to keep reading to see what secrets would be unravelled next.
Ryan is slowly starting to gain in confidence and has some really good ideas, and Maggie is determined to solve the case, even though the police are adamant there is nothing to solve.
I really enjoyed this book and am already looking forward to the next book in the series
Thank you to Hodder & Stoughton and Netgalley for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily.
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