For #MurderEveryMonday this week we are looking for crime fiction set in Wales. I have two that I can immediately think of, although I am sure I have others.

1/3 An official watchdog overseeing the operation of immigration detention centres has released alarming information about the use of force against people held by the Home Office. https://t.co/T01S60qWx6

In the Jack Logan books there is one of the investigating team who is a wheelchair user - his role has increased as the story progresses. #MurderEveryMonday

For #MurderEveryMonday we are looking for characters who use wheelchairs. This author is famous for his Lincoln Rhyme books where the forensic scientist uses a wheelchair but in this book in the series he is joined by a new assistant who also uses one.

No on said they had to be real farm animals? #MurderEveryMonday

Farm animals on covers are what are required for today's #MurderEveryMonday. I can only offer pigs

A couple more for today's #MurderEveryMonday

#MurderEveryMonday. We are looking for "the man" or "the woman" in today's challenge. I wonder what the obsession is with colour in these titles?

Here is the only title I can find with a bus in it, even though the cover doesn't #MurderEveryMonday

Today's theme for #MurderEveryMonday is book covers featuring buses. Here are some, old and new, near and far

#MurderEveryMonday. My final collection are books where historical characters may not appear but where they, or their writings, are pivitol to the plot. Richard III gets two books (the Tey book is also referenced in the Peters which adds another layer )

#MurderEveryMonday Some more real people appearing as characters. The actress Lily Langtry in her forgotten old age, the actor Archibald Leach before he became Cary Grant and a washed up politician to whom no-one is listening called Winston Churchill

#MurderEveryMonday Appearing as characters in these books - The socialite and fascist Unity Mitford, the Nazi Herman Goring and the Roman emperor Vespasian.

For #MurderEveryMonday this week we are looking for novels where a real life person is also a character. We start with authors who appear in other people's books. Here we have Josephine Tey, William Shakespeare and Dashiel Hammet as characters.

Today's #MurderEveryMonday was particularly challenging. We are looking for depictions of smoking. I was unsuccessful in finding any covers that met the criterion and am left with a smoking gun (look closely) and a title with smoke in it.

#MurderEveryMonday. Books with woods and trees in the title. Although I am not sure if nine elms constitutes a whole forest!!

For #MurderEveryMonday this week we are looking for woods and forests. Certainly plenty of trees on these covers

#MurderEveryMonday. To finish for today here are three titles referencing areas of England

A few more places in titles for #MurderEveryMonday. We are travelling for for this challenge

#MurderEveryMonday is looking for places in titles. Here are two American States (I have leaned heavily on Edward Marston for this challenge as you can see)