The murder victim’s wife was blind.
World War II, winter 1943–44. British bombers pound Berlin night after night, and RAF crews are lost so frequently that death is expected. When a Lancaster bomber—D-Daisy—returns to England with one crewman dead, no one is surprised.
No one except his wife.
Daisy, blind since birth, young and beautiful, knows her husband was murdered. No one believes her—so she sets out to find the killer herself.
D for Daisy is a gripping, twist-filled Blind Sleuth mystery set against wartime Britain.
“Nick Aaron lifts the genre with a highly unconventional blind sleuth and carefully plotted twists.”
— The Weekly Banner
This 62,000-word novel is a stand-alone mystery and part of the Daisy Hayes Blind Sleuth series, which follows Daisy’s life from World War II to the fall of the Berlin Wall. Each book can be read independently or in chronological order.
Born in London in 1922, Daisy Hayes was educated to master language, memory, and spatial awareness, becoming a sharp, resourceful detective who seems to attract murder wherever she goes.
Clever plots, vivid prose, surprising characters—unputdownable.
