2012 Puddly Awards
 
 
Follow us on TwitterFollow us on FacebookFollow us on TumblrSubscribe to RSS


Recently Viewed clear list


Interviews | Yesterday, 2:26pm

Jill Owens: IMG Stephen Dau: The Powells.com Interview



Stephen DauStephen Dau's The Book of Jonas is a marvelous, lyrical debut that examines the effects of war on everyone involved. Dau weaves together the stories... Continue »
  1. $17.47 Sale Hardcover add to wish list

    The Book of Jonas

    Stephen Dau 9780399158452

spacer
Free Shipping!

Ships free on qualified orders.
$5.95
Used Mass Market
Usually ships in 5 to 7 business days
Add to Wishlist
available for shipping or prepaid pickup only
Qty Store Section
1 Remote Warehouse General- General

eBook editions

The Fyre Mirror

by Karen Harper

The Fyre Mirror Cover

 

Synopses & Reviews

Publisher Comments:

Elizabethan England comes alive as its young queen struggles to stop a serial killer who uses fire as a weapon in Karen Harper's acclaimed mystery series'

BURN A GLASS DARKLY...

Smitten with spring fever, Elizabeth Tudor escapes London for fantastical Nonsuch Palace in the sweet Surrey countryside. There she hopes to relax and pose for the official royal portrait for which she is holding a competition. But one of her artists is burned to death, and portraits of the queen are going up in flames. When she hears that her rival, the dangerous Mary, Queen of Scots, has been peering in mirrors and announcing, "I see the next queen of England!" Elizabeth summons her Privy Plot Council. Has the arsonist been sent by foreign foes or is it someone in her own court? Or is the "running boy" apparition really a ghost out to avenge a terrible past tragedy caused by the Tudors? Time is running out, because the enemy who stalks the queen means to destroy not only her portraits and artists, but her very life.

"Harper's facility with historical figures is extraordinary."

--Los Angeles Times

"Karen Harper weaves a thrilling blend of historical detail and intriguing mystery. Her Queen Elizabeth I possesses the fine detective's instinct of Sherlock Holmes."

--Lisa Gardner, author of The Other Daughter

Synopsis:

In Harper's seventh Elizabeth I mystery, the young queen is smitten with spring fever and escapes London for the fantastical Nonsuch Palace in the sweet Surrey countryside. When one of her artists is killed, Elizabeth struggles to stop a serial killer who uses fire as a weapon. Martin's Press.

Synopsis:

Elizabethan England comes alive as its young queen struggles to stop a serial killer who uses fire as a weapon in Karen Harper's acclaimed mystery series…

BURN A GLASS DARKLY...

Smitten with spring fever, Elizabeth Tudor escapes London for fantastical Nonsuch Palace in the sweet Surrey countryside. There she hopes to relax and pose for the official royal portrait for which she is holding a competition. But one of her artists is burned to death, and portraits of the queen are going up in flames. When she hears that her rival, the dangerous Mary, Queen of Scots, has been peering in mirrors and announcing, "I see the next queen of England!" Elizabeth summons her Privy Plot Council. Has the arsonist been sent by foreign foes or is it someone in her own court? Or is the "running boy" apparition really a ghost out to avenge a terrible past tragedy caused by the Tudors? Time is running out, because the enemy who stalks the queen means to destroy not only her portraits and artists, but her very life.

"Harper's facility with historical figures is extraordinary."

--Los Angeles Times

"Karen Harper weaves a thrilling blend of historical detail and intriguing mystery. Her Queen Elizabeth I possesses the fine detective's instinct of Sherlock Holmes."

--Lisa Gardner, author of The Other Daughter

About the Author

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

Product Details

ISBN:
9780312996222
Subtitle:
An Elizabeth I Mystery
Author:
Harper, Karen
Publisher:
St. Martin's Paperbacks
Subject:
Queens
Subject:
History
Subject:
Mystery & Detective - Women Sleuths
Subject:
Mystery & Detective - Historical
Subject:
Mystery & Detective - Traditional British
Subject:
Historical fiction
Subject:
Mystery fiction
Edition Description:
Mass Market Paperbound
Series:
Elizabeth I Mysteries
Series Volume:
No. 7
Publication Date:
20060207
Binding:
Electronic book text in proprietary or open standard format
Grade Level:
General/trade
Language:
English
Pages:
304
Dimensions:
6.75 x 4.19 in

Other books you might like

  1. $13.50 New Trade Paper add to wish list
  2. $6.99 Google eBooks add to wish list

    Wedding Rows

    Kate Kingsbury 9781440623578
  3. $3.50 Used Mass Market add to wish list

    Snow Place To Die

    Mary Daheim 9780380785216
  4. $5.99 Google eBooks add to wish list

    The Serpent on the Crown

    Elizabeth Peters 9780061807251
  5. $7.99 Google eBooks add to wish list

    Death at Blenheim Palace

    Robin Paige 9781440621949
  6. $8.99 Google eBooks add to wish list

    Skeleton Man

    Tony Hillerman 9780061801877
The Fyre Mirror Used Mass Market
0 stars - 0 reviews
$5.95 In Stock
Product details 304 pages St. Martin's Press - English 9780312996222 Reviews:
"Synopsis" by , In Harper's seventh Elizabeth I mystery, the young queen is smitten with spring fever and escapes London for the fantastical Nonsuch Palace in the sweet Surrey countryside. When one of her artists is killed, Elizabeth struggles to stop a serial killer who uses fire as a weapon. Martin's Press.
"Synopsis" by ,
Elizabethan England comes alive as its young queen struggles to stop a serial killer who uses fire as a weapon in Karen Harper's acclaimed mystery series…

BURN A GLASS DARKLY...

Smitten with spring fever, Elizabeth Tudor escapes London for fantastical Nonsuch Palace in the sweet Surrey countryside. There she hopes to relax and pose for the official royal portrait for which she is holding a competition. But one of her artists is burned to death, and portraits of the queen are going up in flames. When she hears that her rival, the dangerous Mary, Queen of Scots, has been peering in mirrors and announcing, "I see the next queen of England!" Elizabeth summons her Privy Plot Council. Has the arsonist been sent by foreign foes or is it someone in her own court? Or is the "running boy" apparition really a ghost out to avenge a terrible past tragedy caused by the Tudors? Time is running out, because the enemy who stalks the queen means to destroy not only her portraits and artists, but her very life.

"Harper's facility with historical figures is extraordinary."

--Los Angeles Times

"Karen Harper weaves a thrilling blend of historical detail and intriguing mystery. Her Queen Elizabeth I possesses the fine detective's instinct of Sherlock Holmes."

--Lisa Gardner, author of The Other Daughter

spacer
spacer
  • back to top
Follow us on...


Powell's City of Books is an independent bookstore in Portland, Oregon, that fills a whole city block with more than a million new, used, and out of print books. Shop those shelves — plus literally millions more books, DVDs, and eBooks — here at Powells.com.