A Fatal Illusion

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Another excellent installment in this historical mystery series. This one includes quite a bit of family drama, a few red herrings, and an unexpected twist, so my interest never flagged. I‘m not sure that someone who hadn‘t read the earlier books in the series would enjoy as thoroughly as I did, but for regular ALH readers, this is a treat.

I read this on our Rhine cruise, so a picture from along the river.

Crazeedi Your cruise looks glorious! 1y

CoffeeAndABook Beautiful pic 👌🏼 hope you‘re having the best time!!! ☀️🏰🌅⛵️😘 1y

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A Fatal Illusion | Anna Lee Huber

“Next riveting installment of Daphne Award-winning author Anna Lee Huber‘s national bestselling Lady Darby Mystery series: A FATAL ILLUSION”

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CoverToCoverGirl 💙💙💙💙💙 2y

SilversReviews @CoverToCoverGirl Have you read it? 2y

CoverToCoverGirl @SilversReviews I have not but I‘m going to, I adore this series! 💙 2y

SilversReviews @CoverToCoverGirl Enjoy when you read it!! 1y

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A Fatal Illusion | Anna Lee Huber

Release day for the latest in one of my absolute favorite series. I have a paperback packed for our trip, but this just might take precedence 😊

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A Fatal Illusion | Anna Lee Huber

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The 11th in the Lady Darby historical mysteries and it is a delight (as the entire series is). We find Keira, Gage and their ensemble friends/family frantically arriving in Yorkshire after news of Lord Gage‘s harrowing attack (and his footman‘s death) at the hands of highwaymen. As they investigate (and face danger themselves), signs begin to point toward a connection to the Reform Act and Lord Gage‘s possible involvement in local events during 🔽

robinb that period. As they are thwarted by his unwillingness to aid their investigation‘s various questions, the duo must put the pieces together to see that justice is done. I especially enjoyed this story because of its emotional depth. As Lord Gage is bedridden from the attack, he and Gage (and to a lesser extent Keira and his unacknowledged son Henry) are forced into confronting ugly and festering issues in their contentious relationship(s). 🔽 2y

robinb We learn more about Lord Gage‘s past and also begin to see another side to him as he meets his grandchild for the first time. Well-drawn characters, interesting plot lines (and historical context) and stellar writing are the hallmarks of this series and have made it one of my very favorites. I highly recommend the entire series. 5/5⭐️ 2y

CoverToCoverGirl I can‘t wait! I think I need to start at the start again. I love this series. (edited) 2y

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Bookzombie @robinb @CoverToCoverGirl I also anticipate each release of the series! I really love them on audio. 2y

Laughterhp Oo I have to get back on this series! I think I‘m on book 7 or 8! 2y

robinb @CoverToCoverGirl One of these days I want to start over as well! If only I didn‘t have so many waiting in the wings…😂🤪 2y

robinb @Bookzombie I‘m always anticipating the next before I even finish the current one. 😊 I bet it‘s wonderful on audio! 2y

robinb @Laughterhp This is one of the few that I feel compelled to keep up with…and so far I‘m managing it. I also keep up with her Verity Kent series…love it too. 2y

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