Roaring Twenties Mystery: The Impersonator : A Mystery (Series #1) (Hardcover)

from mrlzbth

A consistently entertaining read where the author's love of the 1920s comes through loud and clear--Miley includes an abundance of vivid historical details that really make the era and place come alive in the mind of the reader. The vaudeville history is especially fun, and Leah is a great protag...

from MVTheBookBabe

Due to copy and paste, formatting has been lost. Off stage, we are not respectable, like gypsies or immigrants. I requested The Impersonator on a whim, so I was pleasantly surprised when it was an enjoyable read. I don't usually read adult books, so it was a (sort of) new experience. Right off, I...

from Beamis12

Leah/Jesse is such a fun, quirky and lovable character. First person narrations are sometimes hard to pull off but it works so well in this story. Just pure fun, a romp through the twenties and vaudeville. We even get to meet a young Jack Benny, and a few others who at the time had top acts on th...

from arielfl

Leah is a down and out vaudeville performer when she is approached by a man named Oliver who wants her to impersonate his missing niece in order to collect the family fortune. The missing niece, Jessie Carr, is days away from being declared legally dead and time is running short. Leah reluctantly...

from ParadisePorch

(Fiction, Roaring Twenties Mystery #1) Shades of Brat Farrar! In the 1920s Oliver Carr, an uncle to missing heiress Jessie, approaches vaudeville actress Leah Randall with a proposition: impersonate the missing woman, for whom she is a dead ringer, with the aid of his coaching, and split the fort...