Another intriguing literary mystery is on its way in BBC1 whodunnit Moonflower Murders, a follow-up to acclaimed drama Magpie Murders.
Adapted by Anthony Horowitz from his 2020 novel, the sixparter stars Lesley Manville as book editor Susan Ryeland, who was last seen solving the murder of one of her authors, Alan Conway (Conleth Hill), the creator of 1950s sleuth Atticus Pünd (Tim McMullan).
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