Escaping Notice
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In The Vital Principle, Knighton Gaunt meets Prudence Barnard, a spiritualist accused of murder. While those involved are happy to accuse her as the stranger in their midst, Knighton is not so sure and sets out once again to discover the truth.
The two meet again in Hidden Aspects, coming in the fall of 2012.
A Rose Before Dying ~ An earl is enmeshed in a deadly game to prove his uncle didn’t murder his mistress.
In A Rose Before Dying, Charles Vance impulsively decides to pluck the role of inquiry agent out of Knighton’s hands and discover the real killer. Charles is determined to exonerate his irascible uncle, Sir Edward, the only real father he has ever known. Unfortunately, Sir Edward doesn’t make it easy for his nephew, and the only clues Charles has are sprays of roses left at the scene.
As Second Sons Inquiry Agency grows, you’ll encounter other agents who run into odd mysteries and formidable murderers during the vibrant first half of the 19th century.
“Witty historical whodunits in the tradition of Bruce Alexander’s Blind Justice and Victoria Holt’s The Mistress of Mellyn, that will keep you guessing until the unexpected end.” –A Reader
About the Author
Amy Corwin is a charter member of the Romance Writers of America and recently joined Mystery Writers of America. She writes historical and cozy mysteries with a touch of romance, as well as paranormal romances. To be truthful, most of her books include a bit of murder and mayhem since she discovered that killing off at least one character is a highly effective way to make the remaining ones toe the plot line.
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The Earl’s Masquerade
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