Shady Lady
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Shady Lady

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  • Anonymous

    Posted December 11, 2003

    Excellent storytelling

    In 1817, irate Waldo Bowman visits the printing office of the Avon Journal to confront J.S. Chesney for the comments on his being a rake by her columnist the unknown Lady Tellall. Waldo is stunned that J.S. is a widow Jo, who keeps the paper going as a tribute to her late husband...................................... Lady Tellall who is actually Chloe Webberly sends a letter to Jo warning her to be careful. Not long afterward, Chloe comes up missing. Jo seeks her best friend¿s diary hoping there may be clues to her disappearance. At the same time, her aunt involves her in a ¿criminal¿ incident with a young lad at a boarding school. Jo heads to London with Waldo following her because he believes she is in over her head and insanely feels he needs to protect her. After bailing her out of jail, Waldo shadows Jo and soon becomes deeply involved in the search for Chloe, but also needs to keep his now beloved Jo safe as someone believes she has the infamous diary.................................. SHADY LADY is an exhilarating Regency romantic suspense that takes off from the moment J.S. tells Waldo to leave until the final moment when he knows he must face danger to try to keep his beloved widow safe. The lead couple is a delightful duo and his friends provide insight into both stars. Fans also get a sense of Chloe through the words of others. Though the villain¿s motive to protect his family name from scandal at any cost seems off kilter (why cause the problem in the first place), fans will gain plenty of pleasure from this fine historical.............................. Harriet Klausner

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  • Anonymous

    Posted December 1, 2004

    BETTER THAN MOST

    HAVE READ 5 OF THIS AUTHORS BOOKS AND BESIDES THE BRIDE'S BODYGUARD THIS IS THE ONLY READABLE BOOK. THERE ARE-HOWEVER-TOO MANY CHARACTERS TO KEEP TRACK OF-A DOZEN OR TWO MIGHT BE OK BUT THERE ARE A MYRIAD OF THEM TO WADE THROUGH. MYSTERY IS FAIRLY EASY TO FIGURE OUT BUT STILL NEED TO KNOW THE OUTCOME SO THIS IS A BOOK YOU WILL READ ALL THE WAY THROUGH.

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