It was the first of my cozy mysteries, and it remains a favorite. In , I received the rights to all my Ulysses Press titles back from the company. I have periodically been rereleasing them with new covers and to new readers. I would love to share something of the historical tidbit that is the key to solving the mystery, but, what fun would that be for all those who love a good mystery and think themselves capable of spotting the clues early on.
Moreover, as I skipped kindergarten and a few other grades , I never learned to share properly. Hopefully, you will you be wiser than they are. During the review, a shot was fired which narrowly missed the King. Undeterred, later that same day, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, James Hadfield tried to shoot King George III while the national anthem was being played, and the king was standing to attention in the royal box, along with other members of the Royal Family.
On a frosty, winter night, there is nothing more comforting than climbing into a warm cosy bed heated by an electric blanket, or even a hot water bottle. These conveniences were not available in drafty 17th century palaces. It is now a stand alone short romance available on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited.
Over the centuries, the English people saw first Catholicism in favor, which was replaced by Protestantism, to be replaced by Catholicism again, and finally a return to Protestantism.
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