Susan Ryeland · BOOK 2 OF 3

Moonflower Murders

By Anthony Horowitz · 2020 · Mystery · thriller · Adult

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Spoiler-free summary

Susan is drawn from Crete to an English hotel and another missing-person puzzle whose answer may be buried inside an Atticus Pünd novel.

Crete, an English country hotel and the fictional locations inside an Atticus Pünd novel. The pleasure lies in storytelling and truth and authorship, shaped by a mystery nested inside another mystery, with the embedded text functioning as evidence..

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Can I start here?

Best read after Susan Ryeland 1; the central plot is approachable on its own, but continuing relationships and consequences carry forward.

What makes it different

The sequel feels sunnier on the surface and sadder underneath; its hotel setting lets Horowitz turn hospitality, memory and misdirection into the same elegant mechanism.

Setting

Crete, an English country hotel and the fictional locations inside an Atticus Pünd novel.

Content guidance

Murder, death, grief and criminal investigation; the summary above withholds solutions.

Why fans love itThe sequel feels sunnier on the surface and sadder underneath; its hotel setting lets Horowitz turn hospitality, memory and misdirection into the same elegant mechanism.

Audio recordings on file

NarratorLabel / dateRecordingSource
Lesley Manville and Allan CordunerUnited KingdomPenguin Audio20 August 2020Runtime not yet confirmedUnabridgedPrimary source ↗

Source-linked extras

Horowitz on the craft

A publisher interview in which Horowitz discusses constructing murder-mystery twists; linked as series-level context, not misrepresented as a comment on this title alone.

Penguin — The Art of the Murder Mystery Twist ↗

Continuity

Moonflower Murders is volume 2 of 3 in Susan Ryeland. Its central adventure has a resolution, while relationships and consequences can continue into later volumes.

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Sources

Official author: Anthony Horowitz — Moonflower Murders ↗