In the aftermath of the Great War, the line between friend and foe may be hard to discern, even for indomitable former Secret Service agent Verity Kent, in award-winning author Anna Lee Huber's thrilling mystery series.
Anna Lee Huber is the Daphne award-winning author of the national bestselling Lady Darby Mysteries and the Verity Kent Mysteries. She is a summa cum laude graduate of Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tennessee, where she majored in music and minored in psychology. She currently resides in Indiana with her family and is hard at work on her next novel. Visit her online at www.annaleehuber.com.
Praise for A Pretty Deceit "While visiting a titled auntie
who has fallen on postwar hard times, Verity finds herself on hand
for the immediate aftermath of what may be a homicide on the estate
grounds. Combine that with priceless heirlooms gone missing, a
disappeared staff and a ghost sighting or two, and you have the
makings of a historical mystery to delight fans of Agatha Christie
or Daphne du Maurier."
--Bookpage
Praise for the Verity Kent Mysteries
"Readers looking for atmospheric mystery set in the period
following the Great War will savor the intricate plotting and
captivating details of the era."
--Library Journal (Starred Review)
"A thrilling mystery that supplies its gutsy heroine with plenty of
angst-ridden romance."
--Kirkus Reviews
"Engrossing . . . Evocative historical details complement the
well-drawn characters. The intricate plot builds to a surprising
conclusion."
--Publishers Weekly
"A richly detailed period mystery, This Side of Murder is
sure to turn you into a true Verity Kent fan (if you aren't one
already.)"
--Bustle.com "Suspenseful, atmospheric, and beautifully
written."
--Ashley Weaver, author of the Amory Ames Mysteries
"A compelling mystery of post WW1 England. . . . The blend of
intrigue and human vulnerabilities is captivating."
--Shelley Noble, New York Times bestselling author of Ask
Me No Questions, A Lady Dunbridge Mystery
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