Ladies of Lantern Street The Mystery Woman, Book 2, (Paperback)

from Kwidhalm

I was pleasantly surprised that I enjoyed this book as much as I did. It had the perfect amount of intrigue, paranormal tendencies and romance to make this a fast read. I have never read anything by this author but would make it a point to pick other books of hers from the library. Was it great l...

from Storeetllr

I read this awhile ago but have gotten distracted by little things like planning to quit my job, retire and move to another state. Anyway, I have been reading Amanda Quick's historical and paranormal romances for a long time now, and I always enjoy them, some more than others. This one was somewh...

from WriterWarrior

The 2nd book in the Ladies of Lantern Street series. Starts with a bang and has us enmeshed in investigations, plots, counter plots and spies. While revealing more about the Ladies of Lantern Street than book 1, for me it lacked some of the mystery and sparkle. I wish AQ had explained more about ...

from bleu21

I've been waiting for The Mystery Woman to come out for a while now and it didn't disappoint. I love the spy/investigative action that happens in the book. There is plenty of mystery, action and romance. The era is one of my favorites and I love reading about the times and the societal etiquette....

from thewalkinggirl

If you're attracted to this book because the headless, near-naked model makes you think it's about a brainless bombshell who uses her body and occasional threats of violence to get her way, you're going to be disappointed. The heroine, Beatrice, instead uses her brain, determination, and misdirec...