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A review by badseedgirl
A Lady's Guide to Gossip and Murder by Dianne Freeman
4.0
Oooooh, I may have found my new "go to" summer reading series. Light in tone, by juicy in plot, this is right up my alley for a summer reading destination.
Countess Harleigh delves into the world of investment banking and gossip columnists, and all the nefarious going-on's that entails. She is still acting as matchmaker for people, but never, ever, EVER suggest that it is her job because, fanning myself while I experience a fit of "the vapors," well-born women don't work!
And things are really steaming up with George Hazelton And by that I mean, there has been a couple kisses and some light petting in a dark hallway. This is not what I would call a "bodice ripper" in any shape of form.... at least not yet!
Countess Harleigh delves into the world of investment banking and gossip columnists, and all the nefarious going-on's that entails. She is still acting as matchmaker for people, but never, ever, EVER suggest that it is her job because, fanning myself while I experience a fit of "the vapors," well-born women don't work!
And things are really steaming up with George Hazelton And by that I mean, there has been a couple kisses and some light petting in a dark hallway. This is not what I would call a "bodice ripper" in any shape of form.... at least not yet!