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Detective John Robichaud knelt over the dead body of a man lying on the ground in a pool of his own blood. Wasn't there enough blood being spilled in this damn war, he thought as he studied the puncture wound in the man's neck. He looked up and spotted the union button pinned to his hat a few feet away: he was a stevedore.
Robichaud and his partner, Pete Duncan, would soon be on the trail of a villain with ties to a major European criminal organization in Marseilles looking for a foothold on this side of the ocean. But had not counted on him and Duncan.
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ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ
Who murdered Lady Pentreath? The year is 1781, and the war with the
American colonies rages across the sea. In Truro, England Branek
Pentreath, a local squire, has suffered for years in a miserable
marriage. Now his wife has been poisoned with arsenic. Is this unhappy
husband responsible? Or was it out of revenge?
Branek owns the apothecary shop where Jenna Rosedew, two years a widow, delights in serving her clients. Branek might sell her building to absolve his debts caused by the war—and put her out on the street. Jenna prepared the tinctures for Lady Pentreath, which were later found to contain arsenic. The town’s corrupt constable has a grudge against Branek and Jenna. He threatens to send them both to the gallows.
Can this feisty widow and brooding squire come together, believe in each other’s innocence— fight the attraction that grows between them—as they struggle to solve the crime before it’s too late?
http://bookswelove.net/authors/lewis-diane-scott-historical-romance/
London 1661, the new king is on the
thrown, but old religious beliefs and Medieval superstition still prevail.
Catholics are not tolerated in this new era. Edgar and Emmatha Torbet are papists and
fraternal twins, which means their mother was an adulteress.
One of them is a legitimate heir, the other
is a bastard. Which one of them is it?
ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ
Detective John Robichaud knelt over the dead body of a man lying on the ground in a pool of his own blood. Wasn't there enough blood being spilled in this damn war, he thought as he studied the puncture wound in the man's neck. He looked up and spotted the union button pinned to his hat a few feet away: he was a stevedore.
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ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ ᔓᔓᔓᔓᔓ
Branek owns the apothecary shop where Jenna Rosedew, two years a widow, delights in serving her clients. Branek might sell her building to absolve his debts caused by the war—and put her out on the street. Jenna prepared the tinctures for Lady Pentreath, which were later found to contain arsenic. The town’s corrupt constable has a grudge against Branek and Jenna. He threatens to send them both to the gallows.
Can this feisty widow and brooding squire come together, believe in each other’s innocence— fight the attraction that grows between them—as they struggle to solve the crime before it’s too late?
http://bookswelove.net/authors/lewis-diane-scott-historical-romance/
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