The Murder at the Leaky Barrel
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- 10 Lesestunden
On Halloween night in 1532 Dublin, Edward Brown is murdered after a night out. Five centuries later, he awakens with revenge on his mind, killing Max Watson and Horace Jones in Bluebell. Edward leaves no clues, and despite various agencies investigating, the case remains unsolved. It is now with the Dublin-based agency UNWWAISMC, assigned to detective Maralays Hover and forensic psychologist Root Anderson. They embark on a perilous journey to uncover the motives behind the murders and bring the perpetrator to justice. The author, Joshua Bejoy, is an eleven-year-old student from Pune, India. He wrote an inverted mystery while in lockdown, showcasing his creativity and passion for storytelling. In addition to writing, he enjoys painting, playing the guitar, and baking. Joshua expresses his joy in writing, comparing the richness of words to the pleasure of indulging in a delicious plum cake. He believes that every creation can be transformed into something extraordinary, as illustrated in his poem about baking bread, where he captures the transformative process of turning simple ingredients into something delightful.