Berebury golf course in the county of Calleshire is an unlikely place for a murder. Set in pleasant landscape and boasting a splendid view of the town of Berebury, the golf course is more situated to fun and games than murder and mayhem. So when flirtatious golfing beginner Helen Ewell goes in search of a wayward golf ball in the dreaded "Hell's Bells" bunker, she is not prepared for the horrible surprise that lies buried beneath the soft sand.
Catherine Aird (1930–2024) was the author of more than twenty books of detective mysteries and three collections of short stories, most of which feature Detective Inspector C. D. Sloan and Detective Constable W. E. Crosby. Aird held an honorary master’s degree from the University of Kent and was appointed an MBE in 1998. In recognition of her significant contribution to crime writing she was awarded the Crime Writers’ Association Diamond Dagger in 2015.
Bruce Montague has over two hundred television credits to his name, including Butterflies, The Vision, Keeping Up Appearances, Doctors, and Double Act. He has performed on stage in The Phantom of the Opera, as well as with Topol in Fiddler on the Roof and in national tours of Charley’s Aunt and Oliver.