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Murder at Kensington Palace
by Andrea Penrose
Another wonderful addition to one of my favorite series. This one finds Wrexford and Charlotte racing against time to save the life of the accused killer, and this one is very personal for Charlotte. While some of the subject matter surrounding the murders is gruesome, it is also interesting and well-researched by the author.
I also liked this one for two other reasons: Wrexford and Charlotte grow ever closer to admitting their feelings for one another and Charlotte struggles to make a very important, life-changing decision that involves stepping out of her comfort zone. I’m excited (and a little apprehensive) to see what the ramifications of her decision will be in the next installment.
Well-written, wonderfully drawn characters (both main and secondary) and inventive and intriguing plot lines keep me coming back for more.
Thanks to #NetGalley and #KensingtonBooks for the ARC. The opinions are strictly my own.
I also liked this one for two other reasons: Wrexford and Charlotte grow ever closer to admitting their feelings for one another and Charlotte struggles to make a very important, life-changing decision that involves stepping out of her comfort zone. I’m excited (and a little apprehensive) to see what the ramifications of her decision will be in the next installment.
Well-written, wonderfully drawn characters (both main and secondary) and inventive and intriguing plot lines keep me coming back for more.
Thanks to #NetGalley and #KensingtonBooks for the ARC. The opinions are strictly my own.