Murder on the Rhone (Captain Lacey Regency Mysteries Book 18) is officially out on Tuesday March 17!!
The ebook is already available on my web store: https://geni.us/A58OXA
and I am starting to ship the paperback editions (which you can order here): https://geni.us/MqB7AH0
All other vendors will release it March 17:
Amazon: https://geni.us/6tf3 (paperback out on release day)
BN (ebook and print): https://geni.us/5eMZBz
Kobo: https://geni.us/1LmAMnY
Google: https://geni.us/5LcXJvq
Apple (to come)
Read an excerpt: https://geni.us/zZIGuP0
What it’s About (In Captain Lacey’s Words)
In June 1820, I travel to Lyon, France, to attend a wedding, looking forward to sunny strolls on the city’s two rivers and sampling the region’s food. Instead, I soon spy a man from my past who stirs painful and enraging memories.
I find the same man bent over a corpse on one of the city’s bridges one morning, holding a blood-soaked knife, but he insists he is innocent of the murder. I’d like him to be responsible, but my experience investigating problems of this sort tells me he is not.
Suspicion, unfortunately, falls on the family my daughter is about to marry into, whose high standing and respect from the townspeople will not help them against the gendarmes determined to solve the crime.
When I look into the matter, I dredge up dark things from that family’s past, which they will do anything to keep me from discovering …
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I am both very happy to have this book finished and ready for you to read, and a bit sad I’m leaving Captain Lacey and friends and family to move on to my next project (which is Leonidas the Gladiator, Book 4).
‘m prepping to write Brother at Arms by re-reading the Leonidas series, which I am thoroughly enjoying as a reader. I will have pre-order links for that book soon!
In the meantime, enjoy Captain Lacey’s visit to Lyon. It’s a fascinating city with an amazing history.
