McKinley Mysteries, book 11
by Carolyn Arnold
by Carolyn Arnold
Showing posts with label Murder Mystery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Murder Mystery. Show all posts
Antique dealer Alicia Trent is hired to appraise a huge collection of treasures hoarded by a woman who has recently died in the town where Alicia grew up.
The huge old house poses mystery after mystery from the moment she arrives, but the stakes become deadly when murder is added to the mix. The question then becomes, can she stay alive long enough to unmask the killer?
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Echoes in the Darkness Blurb
Not betrothed, but beguiled. In artistic
circles she is the Divine Dita, the most sought-after nude model in Paris. But now she’s not so much posing as playing a role:
fiancée to the next Earl of Athal. The charade is a favor to Dita’s friend,
Eddie Jago, a dissolute painter…and the aforementioned heir. As deceptions go,
it is innocent compared with what will come.
On the grim Cornish coast, from the ashes
of a ruined castle rises the Jagos’ sumptuous new manor house. The fresh-hewn
stone, however, cannot absorb the blood of centuries or quiet the echoes of
past crimes. Dita struggles to decipher the family: the infirm Earl and his
inscrutable wife; resentful Eddie; sheltered sister Eleanor. And Cad: the
handsome second son whose reputation is spotless in business—scandalous
everywhere else. Drawn by friendship, ensnared by lust, Dita uncovers a sordid
tangle of murder, desire and madness. It will lay her bare as no portraitist
has done before.
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