As a grown up, she has written stories about fantastical beetles, beautiful birds and thrilling train rides.

The Arctic Railway Assassin can be read as a stand-alone novel, or enjoyed as part of the award-winning Adventures on Trains series written by M. After completing artistic studies she made a career in advertising and has been the founder and owner of a small award winning design and trade business. The characters on the train are all interesting and well worth being the focus of Hal's artistic skills.However, next morning Morti has left the hotel but left a set of keys for Uncle Nat so they can use her cabin.

When they are able to board the train is about to leave when a strange looking woman in a puffy ski jacket and bobble hat with carrier bags in her hands runs for the train. Fans of Agatha Christie, or, more recently, Robin Stevens and Katherine Woodfine, should adore this mystery which makes a steam trail all of its own. I’ve absolutely loved this series from the 1st book, ‘The Highland Falcon Thief’ through to the 6th, and seemingly final, instalment. The Arctic Railway Assassin can be read as a stand-alone novel, or enjoyed as part of the award-winning Adventures on Trains series.Whilst waiting for the Narvik train he draws an orchestral group, one of the players sees and introduces herself. Hal and Uncle Nat head off to the Arctic and as usual, get drawn into solving a crime on board the train.

Bookwagon loves the twists, turns, clever counter foils, deft characterisations and convincing, pacy plot. The Arctic Railway Assassin can be read as a stand-alone novel, or enjoyed as part of the award-winning Adventures on Trains series written by M.I love the adventures on trains series and this book is as exciting and fact filled as all the others. A wonderful book in a great series which would excite the imaginations of many a young reader (and plenty of older ones too! It’s not just the flattened ear of a fellow aeroplane passenger, nor is it the theft of Uncle Nat’s phone. The Arctic Railway Assassin can be read as a stand-alone novel, or enjoyed as part of the Adventures on Trains series.