Madam of Espionage Mystery India Black and the Widow of Windsor, Book 2, (Paperback)

from thehistorychic

Received from Publisher Overall Rating 4.00 Story Rating 3.50 Character Rating 4.50 NOTE: I am going to admit upfront that I love the character of India Black. She is unique, snarky, smart, and sassy! She is a huge reason I find these books so enjoyable. What I Loved: Characters, Characters, Char...

from Dunkelbaum

Fun - a view of Victorian skulduggery with a view of the period as irreverent as Harry Flashman. The author had me captured when she described Queen Victoria as having "the expression of a dedicated eater who has just been informed that dinner will be late". Still managed to give a picture of Vic...

from Elysianfield

When Queen Victoria suddenly decides to spend her Christmas in Scotland, the prime minister gets worried that nationalists try to assassinate the queen. He enlists the help of India and French to prevent that from happening. India will play the part of housemaid to an old marchioness who spends m...

from arbjames

India, French, and Vincent are back in the service of the government, this time to try to prevent the assassination of Queen Victoria herself. They have to ferret out a Scottish nationalist plot while keeping the Queen safe. There are any number of suspicious characters in attendance on the Queen...

from fredamans

I really loved India, when I read the first book, I could remember she was such a strong woman that I admired while reading. This second book was along the same lines, but different as well. I have to admit, I enjoyed the story in the first book better just a little bit, but because it was that f...