'Gripping, clever, thoroughly researched, beautifully written. One of the best crime authors since the Golden Age' Reader review 'A delightful mystery' Reader review That's the way to do it!1937, Dundee: Hidden behind his striped Punch and Judy stand, a puppeteer is brutally murdered during a show. Sitting in the front row is none other than society lady - and sometimes detective - Dandy Gilver. She, like the rest of the audience, doesn't see a thing. But Dandy is not there by chance . . . Recently instructed by Doig's Publishers, Dandy was to inform the puppeteer he was violating copyright and that he must desist. But it seems she was beaten to it. Before long, Dandy is flung into the cutthroat worlds of publishing, theatre and academia. But is she leading the investigation, or is someone pulling her strings?A brilliantly thrilling and witty cosy historical mystery set in 1930s Dundee. Perfect for fans of Sherlock Holmes, Agatha Christie and Richard Osman.Readers are gripped by The Mirror Dance:'Catriona McPherson's writing is wonderfully evocative of a bygone era and totally drew me in' Reader review 'Clever, witty and complex plotting keeps you engaged from beginning to end' Reader review 'Another Dandy winner - a terrific sleigh-of-hand plot' Reader review 'Explores misdirection at its vest, with the humour Catriona McPherson is so good at . . . Another fun romp' Reader review