Midsomer Murders — Series 12

A member of the Midsomer Golf Club, Whiteoaks, has been found dead, struck with a golf club. The ensuing investigation reveals a deeply troubled community, rife with animosity, gambling debts, violence, jealousy, and coercion.

The emergence of a previously undocumented painting by an 18th-century artist draws Barnaby into a complex case, intertwining investigations of both murder and elaborate art forgery.

The recent string of murders near the government safe house in Midsomer suggests a link to a clandestine network of British spies operating in East Berlin during the Cold War.

George Jeffers, a science fellow at Midsomer University, contemplates revealing a flaw in his groundbreaking invention, Kernel Logic. But Clinton Finn, the American head of a software company, dreads the potential financial ruin should the …

The body of Richard Tanner was discovered in the meticulously planned confines of a model village, a chilling tableau of violence. He had been stabbed and bound, reminiscent of Gulliver's predicament, yet steeped in a gruesome modernity. Th…

Chettham Park House in Midsomer, formerly the residence of Sir William Chettham, has been acquired by entrepreneur Jack Filby to avert Sir William’s financial collapse. Friends since their university days, Jack has permitted William, his mo…

The tranquility of Badger's Drift is violently disrupted when teacher Connie Bishop cries out in terror, certain someone has broken into her home. Days later, a local councillor, known for his intense infatuation with her, is discovered mur…


