El crimen de la habitación 12

Susan Ryeland, dissatisfied with her new life on Crete, misses London. One day, she is visited by Lawrence and Pauline Treherne, owners of Branlow Hall, a luxurious hotel in England. The couple ask Susan for help to find her daughter. Cecily disappeared shortly after assuring her parents that the man serving time for a crime committed at her facility is innocent. On Cecily's wedding day eight years ago, Frank Parris, a hotel guest, was brutally beaten to death in her room. One of the staff, Stefan Codrescu, was found guilty and is serving time in jail. However, after reading the late writer Alan Conway's novel, inspired by the Parris murder, Cecily declared herself convinced of Codrescu's innocence. Susan was Conway's editor, which is why the couple have traveled to Crete; maybe she'll be able to reread her novel and figure out the mystery. Back in England, Susan settles in at Branlow Hall, where she is greeted with hostility, evasiveness, and attempts at manipulation. A murderer is on the loose.