The Jayne Sinclair Genealogical Mystery Series Box Set 2: Books, 4, 5 & 6.

The second Jayne Sinclair Box Set features her exciting family history investigations from books, 4, 5 & 6.

The Vanished Child

What would you do if you discovered you had a brother you never knew existed?

On her deathbed, Freda Duckworth confesses to giving birth to an illegitimate child in 1944 and temporarily placing him in a children's home. She returned later but he had vanished. 

What happened to the child? Why did he disappear? Where did he go? 

Jayne Sinclair, genealogical investigator, is faced with lies, secrets, and one of the most shameful episodes in recent history as she attempts to uncover the truth.

Can she find the vanished child?

The Sinclair Betrayal

In a time of war, they discovered peace.

When David Wright finds a label, a silver button and a lump of old leather in a chest in the attic, it opens up a window onto the true of joy of Christmas. 

Jayne Sinclair, genealogical investigator, has just a few days to unravel the mystery and discover the truth of what happened on December 25, 1914.

Why did her client’s great grandfather keep these objects hidden for so long? What did they mean to him? And will they help bring the joy of Christmas to a young boy stuck in hospital?

The Sinclair Betrayal

Jayne Sinclair is back and this time she’s investigating her own family history.

For years, Jayne has avoided researching the past of her own family. There are just too many secrets she would prefer to stay hidden. Then she is forced to face up to the biggest secret of all; her father is still alive. Even worse, he is in prison for a cold-blooded killing.

Was this revenge for the death of his mother during the war?

Was she working for the French Resistance?

And who betrayed his mother to the Germans?

Jayne uses all her genealogical and police skills to investigate the world of the Special Operations Executive and of secrets hidden in the dark days of World War 2. A world that leads her into a battle with herself, her conscience and her own family.

Praise for the Jayne Sinclair Geneological Mystery novels.

"A definite must for anyone interested in family history."

"The sort of reading you know is going to hurt, but at the same time the reading honours the experience."

"A gripping read that will stay in my thoughts for a long time."

"Wonderful sagas."

"This is a brilliant well told story. Very well written and had me gripped all the way through.’

"Having read and enjoyed all previous Sinclair books by M J Lee I believe this is the best yet. For lovers of genealogy a very gripping read."

"Sometimes in a series, stories can become similar but all these are so different from each other yet you can see Jayne's story progress in each one."

"Yes, it is possible for genealogy to be thrilling!
Jayne Sinclair is a believable character and the stories keep getting better and better!"