Danger for a Duchess

Duchess of Blackmoore Mysteries, Book 4

De: Nellie H. Steele

Narrado por: Grace Noble

Amidst the shadows of unsolved mysteries, Lenora faces a new enigma that could shatter her world. Who killed her father?

As Lenora struggles to decipher the eerie happenings surrounding her daughter and strives to free her friend’s trapped spirit, a new puzzle emerges—one that hits too close to home. When her father is brutally murdered, Lenora must plunge into the dark depths of his past, unearthing secrets that sends shivers down her spine.

With her life hanging in the balance and a treacherous fate looming, Lenora must unravel a sinister web of connections or risk becoming the next victim.

Danger for a Duchess is the gripping fourth installment in the Duchess of Blackmoore Mysteries. If you crave unique heroines with haunting backstories set against the historical backdrop of Victorian Scotland, you’ll love Nellie H. Steele’s spellbinding foray into history.

Buy now and immerse yourself in Lenora’s world today!

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Death of a duchess series

Wonderful adventure and thrilling story line. Endearing characters and a thrilling story line. I can’t wait for the next book in this series. I highly recommend.

Not sure

I'm not sure about one aspect of the story. I don't want to say what it is because it would be a spoiled for readers. However, I do want to know what happens next.

Worth the wait!!

I loved it!! One of my favorite things is the way the relationship between Robert and Edward is evolving. The sarcasm is great!! Will anxiously await the next.

I prefer the original narrator Liz Gentle

Love the Duchess of Blackmore books. I really prefer the voice of Liz Gentle over Grace Noble. Liz does the characters voices so much better than Grace. Sorry Grace. Lenora's lady's maid is a middle aged Scottish woman not some high pitched teenager. I want Liz back! Please??

Abrupt ending

It ends with no conclusion of the story. Just as it starts to wrap things up it ends with no thought of the reader and just ends.