The incomparable Lady Darling returns in her second adventure with Beatrice, her reticule-sized poodle, in tow as she sets about to right a terrible wrong whilst mending a pair of broken hearts.
The incomparable Lady Darling returns in her second adventure with Beatrice, her reticule-sized poodle, in tow as she sets about to right a terrible wrong whilst mending a pair of broken hearts.
But in the middle of her matchmaking machinations and societal obligations at a weekend countryhouse party, Lady Darling stumbles upon a dead body. Once again, she must don her proverbial deerstalker hat, scoop up a magnifying glass, and, in the absence of any sort of competency from Scotland Yard, it’s up to her to identify the culprit.
“ …A fabulously fun new Victorian-set mystery series that makes the most of [Gleason’s] flair for expertly marrying cleverly crafted, dryly witty plots with an exuberantly engaging, marvelously original cast of characters.” — Booklist
“Everything I look for in a story — strong and fascinating characters to root for, creative world building, suspense, a mysterious villain, and just enough romance to keep me wanting more.” — Jeff Wheeler, Wall Street Journal Bestselling author
Penny Barclay thought eating Faerie’s sacred fruit would keep the rebels from gaining the upper hand, but it all went sideways. Not only have the rebels found footing in Faerie and taken down the Mist, but Penny is under fire by the fae with their deep-rooted prejudices against mages. Even Aiden—or rather High King Aedon of Faerie—is rather put out with her. If she doesn’t prove herself quickly, she’ll find herself with more enemies in Faerie than just the rebellion.
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Murderous poachers are stalking new prey...
...and a beautiful tourist looks like an easy million bucks.
But one woman will rip their scheme to shreds.
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DAZZLING
Lili McKendrick is a dazzling star of the San Francisco stage whose exotic beauty hides a bitter past. But when a famous actress is found dead, it is Lili who is suspected of murder.
