<p>Young military widow, Dotty Sayers, just wants to take life one day at a time, with the help of Banff, her husband’s black Labrador.&nbsp;</p><p>Seeking financial security, she excitedly accepts a temporary job in a local Cotswold auction house.&nbsp; But she realises she can’t accept everything at face value when she discovers a dead body inside a grandfather clock.</p><p>While the police focus on jealousy and blackmail, there’s no time to lose if Dotty is to prove her husband’s ex-wife’s innocence.&nbsp;</p><p>This determined novice detective unveils her colleagues’ secrets, but when the police ignore her findings, she realises she may be wasting her time.</p><p>As the clock ticks, can Dotty convince the police of her suspicions, or is she living on borrowed time?</p><p><em>Hour is Come</em>&nbsp;is the entertaining prequel to the Dotty Sayers Antique Mystery series.&nbsp; If you like captivating whodunits, believable characters and charming British locations, then you’ll love Victoria Tait’s page-turning tale.</p>