And Dangerous to Know
Rosalind Thorne Mystery, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Pearl Hewitt
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By:
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Darcie Wilde
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When the ladies of the ton of Regency London need discreet assistance, they turn to Rosalind Thorne - in these mysteries inspired by the novels of Jane Austen...
Trust is a delicate thing, and no one knows that better than Rosalind Thorne. Lady Melbourne has entrusted her with recovering a packet of highly sensitive private letters stolen from her desk. The contents of these letters hold great interest for the famous poet Lord Byron, who had carried on a notorious public affair with Lady Melbourne's daughter-in-law, the inconveniently unstable Lady Caroline Lamb. Rosalind is to take up residence in Melbourne House, posing as Lady Melbourne's confidential secretary. There, she must discover the thief and regain possession of the letters before any further scandal erupts.
However, Lady Melbourne omits a crucial detail. Rosalind learns from the Bow Street runner, Adam Harkness, that an unidentified woman was found dead in the courtyard of Melbourne House. The coroner has determined she was poisoned. Adam urges Rosalind to use her new position in the household to help solve the murder. As she begins to untangle a web of secrets and blackmail, Rosalind finds she must risk her own life to bring the desperate business to an end....
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- 04-01-2024
Engrossing historical
This is the second book from this series by Darcie Wilde that I’ve listened to and out of order at that. Moving at a steady pace, the story is well fleshed out with a cast that includes actual historical figures although they have been reimagined more than a little. Leaving aside historical accuracy, it’s a well-told murder mystery, although the end felt a bit rushed. I’d also began to be a bit frustrated by Rosalind’s mood swings from the confident, intelligent investigator to a swooning woman grabbing hold of furniture whenever revelations came to her. All up though, it held my attention and interest and it was read/performed beautifully by narrator, Pearl Hewitt. Highly recommended, although I’d suggest starting at the right end if you’re new to the series.
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