by Liz Carlyle
An all round decent read, somewhat generic at times but still a very entertaining read.
Maybe 3.5 stars. Well-written, but the plot - "Eastern Promises" set in the Regency, with Russian spies in a brothel - stretched my disbelief too far. The epilogue was also over the top and hard to believe, but saying why would introduce a spoiler, so I won't.
Lady Phaedra Northampton is in a shop trying to find information about her maid's missing sister when a Russian staggers through the door and falls at her feet with a knife buried in his back. Her family do not want the event publicised, and since Phaedra's older stepbrother is a powerful man, they ...
Liz Carlyle is a must buy author for me. I love how she (slightly) connects her books even across series. Zoe Armstrong, the secondary female character is the illegitemate daughter of the Marquess of Rannoch, and his story is the only one I haven't read. Normally, when I by mistake or ignorance buy ...
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