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Cover of Deadly Trio: 3 English Mysteries: Ice Blue, Blue Murder, and Something Blue

Deadly Trio: 3 English Mysteries: Ice Blue, Blue Murder, and Something Blue

โœ Scribed by Emma Jameson


Book ID
110665706
Publisher
Lyonnesse Books
Year
2014
Tongue
English
Weight
919 KB
Series
Lord & Lady Hetheridge Mystery
Category
Fiction
ASIN
B00KD32M7S

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โœฆ Synopsis


The New York Times Bestseller.

Here are the first three Lord and Lady Hetheridge Books in one collection! In ICE BLUE, meet Lord Anthony Hetheridge, chief superintendent for New Scotland Yard. A bachelor approaching his sixieth birthday, Baron Hetheridge has a neat, orderly personal life that his new subordinate, the impetuous and beautiful Kate Wakefield, turns upside down. And their first murder case together reveals not only a powerful attraction, but a secret from Hetheridge's own past.

In book 2, BLUE MURDER, Hetheridge and his detectives, DS Kate Wakefield and DS Deepal "Paul" Bhar, seek the culprit of a deadly Halloween bash while Hetheridge, ever more enamored of Kate, is determined to put an heirloom engagement ring on her finger.

In book three, SOMETHING BLUE, East Ender Kate is finally ready to marry her blue-blooded guv and become Lady Hetheridge at long last. But with Downing Street pressuring them to solve a case in the shortest time frame ever, and serial killer Sir Duncan Godington back in the mix, can the wedding actually go off without a hitch?

Deadly Trio: Three English Mysteries appeared at #19 on the New York Times ebooks bestseller list on July 13, 2014.


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