· Lucinda Brant gets five stars from me, and I can't wait to read the other books in the Alec Halsey series” — Anne Boling, Readers’ Favorite, rated 5 STARS “Lucinda Brant has crafted a clever and intriguing mystery in [Deadly Affair] which very skilfully pulls together seemingly disparate plot threads to reach a thoroughly satisfying. Deadly Affair By Lucinda Brant - FictionDB. Cover art, synopsis, sequels, reviews, awards, publishing history, genres, and time period. In Deadly Affair, the second book in Lucinda Brant’s series of Alec Halsey Mysteries, listeners are again immersed in the world of Georgian London so skilfully evoked by the author, whose love for and detailed research into the period shine through at every turn.4/5.
Deadly Affair by Lucinda Brant (Goodreads Author) Autumn Career diplomat Alec Halsey has been elevated to a marquessate he doesn't want and Polite Society believes he doesn't deserve. And with the suspicion he murdered his brother still lingering in London drawing rooms, returning to London after seven months in seclusion might well be a. Deadly Smart and Sexy to Boot! I read this book when it first came out and what I said then still holds true. While Lucinda Brant is a modern author her writing is fresh and always well researched, but she writes with shades and shadows of historical romantic fiction of a generation or two ago. Minus the purple prose, thank God! [bltadwin.ru] Deadly Questions (Hardy Brothers Security Book 8) By Lily Harper Hart [bltadwin.ru] Dead Highways: Passage (Volume 2) By Richard Brown [eBook] Death By Sin By Lyle Blake Smythers [bltadwin.ru] Death at the Doggie Daycare By Stephanie Fay [bltadwin.ru] Dead Set On Living By Adriana Black.
Her characterizations are layered and complex. The mystery is intricately woven into an absorbing plot. Lucinda Brant is a gifted writer and Deadly Affair is highly and enthusiastically recommended for lovers of historical mysteries " -- Jill MacKenzie, InD'Tale magazine. In the second of the Deadly trilogy, Lucinda Brant has again crafted a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the people and surroundings of decadent Georgian England. Throw into the mix, witty prose, a touch of romance, murder and mystery all served up in this engaging audio version by the delectable - melted chocolate voiced - Alex Wyndham, and we have a near perfect recipe for success. Lucinda Brant has crafted a clever and intriguing mystery in which she very skillfully pulls together her seemingly disparate plot threads to reach a thoroughly satisfying conclusion with a couple of plot twists I most definitely did not see coming.
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