Genre: Royal Spyness mystery #11
Description: Royal sleuth, Lady Georgiana Rannoch, juggles secret missions from the Queen, Darcy, and her mother. Set in the Italian lake country.
Book beginning:
Monday April 8, 1935
Kilhenny Castle
Darcy has gone. Not sure what to do next.
I should have known it was too good to last.
I had spent the last two months a Kilhenny Castle, Darcy's ancestral home. I had experienced the merriest Christmas I had ever known, with Darcy, his family, and the eccentric Polish princess Zou Zou Zamanska. ...
Page 56:
I must have drifted into sleep because I was awakened by the smallest of sounds. The click of a door latch. It can't be my door, I thought. I remember locking it....
About the book: An Italian villa, a pregnant friend, the Prince of Wales and Mrs. Simpson, and other intrigues.
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This sounds like a great series. I've only read the first one. I need to catch up. I'm reading White Hot by Ilona Andrews this week. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I haven't tried anything by this author before (not that I remember anyway). Thank you for sharing and have a great weekend, Harvee Lau!
ReplyDeleteOoh, I hate hearing sounds in the night...I've been eyeing these books, as I love the covers. Thanks for sharing, and here's mine: “HERE & GONE”
ReplyDeleteVery intriguing 56!! Sounds good! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds fantastic. Thanks for mentioning it. :-)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a really fun book. I will look for it. My Friday Quotes
ReplyDeleteThis sounds fun. I think that my wife might like it. i am sending her a link to this book.
ReplyDeleteI've heard how great this series is - I'm going to have to try the first book at least. :)
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I also am sad the the very warm weather is coming to an end :(
ReplyDeleteThe protagonist of Livia Lone sounds different and interesting. In my opinion that kind f a book needs a well thought out detective.