A Schooling in Murder

Set in the hushed halls of a 1950s Cambridge school, A Schooling in Murder follows Richard Honeyacre, a young teacher drawn into a web of secrets after a colleague’s sudden death. What begins as a tragic accident soon unravels into something darker, pushing Richard to question everything he thought he knew about his colleagues and the prestigious institution. Andrew Taylor masterfully blends atmospheric tension with intricate plotting, weaving a tale where academia’s polished facade hides moral decay. The novel explores themes of guilt, loyalty, and the weight of the past, with Taylor’s signature prose keeping readers guessing until the final page. Perfect for fans of slow-burn mysteries and historical settings, this book lingers like the echo of a bell in an empty corridor.