"The Cornish Coast Murder" is a gripping crime novel by John Bude that transports readers to the quiet yet mysterious village of Boscawen on the Cornish Coast. Reverend Dodd, a placid vicar, enjoys his evenings with detective stories until an unexpected murder turns his peaceful world upside down. Julius Tregarthan, a mysterious and grumpy magistrate, is found dead in his home, and the vicar suddenly finds himself in the midst of a real crime. The story unfolds with a mix of suspense and clever twists as Dodd attempts to solve the mystery and uncover the dark secrets of his village. Bude, a co-founder of the Crime Writers' Association, brings the atmosphere and characters to life with his unique style and deep knowledge of the genre. This book is not just a crime novel, but also a tribute to the art of storytelling.