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The Fatal Fashione (Elizabeth I Mysteries)

by Karen Harper

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Synopses & Reviews

Publisher Comments:

Someone in the Queen's Court has a deadly sense of style. . . .

 

In 1566, Elizabeth Tudor faces tremendous opposition from Parliament for ruling England without the help of a husband. Instead, she turns to her Privy Plot Council for help, only to discover from her royal herbalist that a woman has drowned in a tub of starch. Soon another garment worker meets the same rigid fate. Elizabeth becomes unbending in her attempts to solve the murders, as well as iron out the problems of her kingdom. But with her list of suspects growing--and firm evidence pointing to those she trusts the most--Elizabeth must hang the murderer out to dry or risk losing her reign... or her life.

 

"Harper is Tudor England's answer to V.I. Warshawski."

--Publishers Weekly

 

"[A] thrilling blend of historical detail and intriguing mystery. [Harper's] Queen Elizabeth I possesses the fine detective's instinct of Sherlock Holmes."

--Lisa Gardner, author of The Other Daughter

 

"Historical-mystery lovers...should rejoice at [Harper's] latest installment."

--Booklist

Synopsis:

In the eighth installment of Harper's Elizabeth I mystery series, the lucrative invention of starch takes the English fashion world by storm--and triggers the murder of the royal starcher. When two more women are murdered, the queen fears she, too, might lose her life. Martin's Press.

Synopsis:

Someone in the Queen's Court has a deadly sense of style. . . .

 

In 1566, Elizabeth Tudor faces tremendous opposition from Parliament for ruling England without the help of a husband. Instead, she turns to her Privy Plot Council for help, only to discover from her royal herbalist that a woman has drowned in a tub of starch. Soon another garment worker meets the same rigid fate. Elizabeth becomes unbending in her attempts to solve the murders, as well as iron out the problems of her kingdom. But with her list of suspects growing--and firm evidence pointing to those she trusts the most--Elizabeth must hang the murderer out to dry or risk losing her reign' or her life.

 

"Harper is Tudor England's answer to V.I. Warshawski."

--Publishers Weekly

 

"[A] thrilling blend of historical detail and intriguing mystery. [Harper's] Queen Elizabeth I possesses the fine detective's instinct of Sherlock Holmes."

--Lisa Gardner, author of The Other Daughter

 

"Historical-mystery lovers'should rejoice at [Harper's] latest installment."

--Booklist

About the Author

KAREN HARPER is the author of seven previous Elizabeth I mysteries, The Poyson Garden, The Tidal Poole, The Twylight Tower, The Queen's Cure, The Thorne Maze, The Queene's Christmas, and The Fyre Mirror. She also writes bestselling contemporary suspense novels. Karen lives in Columbus, Ohio, and Naples, Florida.

Product Details

ISBN:
9780312941932
Author:
Harper, Karen
Publisher:
St. Martin's Press
Subject:
Queens
Subject:
History
Subject:
Mystery & Detective - Women Sleuths
Subject:
Mystery & Detective - Historical
Subject:
Mystery & Detective - Traditional British
Subject:
Historical fiction
Subject:
Mystery fiction
Subject:
Mystery Historical
Copyright:
Edition Description:
Paperback
Series:
Elizabeth I Mysteries
Series Volume:
No. 8
Publication Date:
20061131
Binding:
MASS MARKET
Grade Level:
General/trade
Language:
English
Pages:
304
Dimensions:
6.7 x 4.25 x 0.845 in

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Product details 304 pages St. Martin's Press - English 9780312941932 Reviews:
"Synopsis" by , In the eighth installment of Harper's Elizabeth I mystery series, the lucrative invention of starch takes the English fashion world by storm--and triggers the murder of the royal starcher. When two more women are murdered, the queen fears she, too, might lose her life. Martin's Press.
"Synopsis" by ,
Someone in the Queen's Court has a deadly sense of style. . . .

 

In 1566, Elizabeth Tudor faces tremendous opposition from Parliament for ruling England without the help of a husband. Instead, she turns to her Privy Plot Council for help, only to discover from her royal herbalist that a woman has drowned in a tub of starch. Soon another garment worker meets the same rigid fate. Elizabeth becomes unbending in her attempts to solve the murders, as well as iron out the problems of her kingdom. But with her list of suspects growing--and firm evidence pointing to those she trusts the most--Elizabeth must hang the murderer out to dry or risk losing her reign' or her life.

 

"Harper is Tudor England's answer to V.I. Warshawski."

--Publishers Weekly

 

"[A] thrilling blend of historical detail and intriguing mystery. [Harper's] Queen Elizabeth I possesses the fine detective's instinct of Sherlock Holmes."

--Lisa Gardner, author of The Other Daughter

 

"Historical-mystery lovers'should rejoice at [Harper's] latest installment."

--Booklist

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