Deadly Scandal (Deadly Series #1)

by Kate Parker

Overview

New cover and corrections for Americanisms. Same great story.

 

Two deaths in the London diplomatic corps lead a determined woman seeking justice into the crosshairs of a Nazi spy.

 

Autumn 1937 – Olivia Denis is the carefree young wife of a Foreign Office dignitary when her world is shattered. Police discover her husband fatally shot near the German embassy and declare it suicide.

 

Olivia knows better. When she learns a German embassy clerk was murdered the same night, she is certain her husband is not the traitor others claim. However, someone in the British government is.

 

Using her new position as a reporter for a powerful newspaper publisher, Olivia infiltrates London's elegant society to hunt for the killer.

 

But someone watching Olivia is ready to strike if she gets too close to the biggest secret of all. Can Olivia survive her search for the truth?

 

Deadly Scandal, the first book in the Deadly series, is for fans of World War II era spy thrillers and classical cozy mysteries, of intrepid lady sleuths with spunk and smarts. No explicit cursing, sex, or violence.

 

Start exploring this journey of mystery and intrigue today as Britain and Germany draw dangerously close to war.

 

 

 

Product Details

BN ID:	2940152720020
Publisher:	JDP Press
Publication date:	02/25/2016
Series:	Kate Parker's Deadly Series , #1
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Henrietta Meire is a full-time voice-over artist and actress. In addition to narrating audiobooks, she has voiced numerous commercial and charity campaigns, as well as video game and animation characters. As an actress, she has appeared on stage, on television, and in a number of popular films.

Kate Parker, author of the Victorian Bookshop Mysteries, grew up in a family of mystery readers and read Agatha Christie while her classmates read Dick and Jane. She is fascinated with brooding historic buildings in Great Britain and Europe and can't see a routine place or even without cloaking it in mystery, complete with a dead body. She began writing to allow the cozy thrillers lurking in her brain to have their own existence.