Maggie Hope: The Queen's Accomplice : A Maggie Hope Mystery (Series #6) (Paperback)

from lit_chick

2016, Random House Audio, Read by Susan Duerden Publisher's Summary: adapted from Audible.com England, 1942. The Nazis' relentless Blitz has paused, but London's nightly blackouts continue. Now, under the cover of darkness, a madman is brutally killing and mutilating young women in eerie and exac...

from eyes.2c

Another rousing Maggie Hope thriller! With 1942 London during World War II as the backdrop another gruelling, exciting chapter in Maggie Hope's life emerges. Young women, SOE agents are disappearing and turning up as murder victims. Maggie Hope takes a particular interest in these missing women. ...

from kellyn

Maggie Hope is a serious, likeable young woman trying to do the right thing in a world and family gone mad. This sixth entry in the series is, unfortunately, the weakest. My initial thought was the writing was poorly edited and rushed. Next I found the book a "transition" book--written to introdu...

from kaulsu

Like the last one in this series, this is a well-researched book, and it shows. For the most part, all loose ends are tied up, and there were no surprises. I am not giving it 4.5 or 5 stars because it did seem that a few of the story lines were added in abruptly. I do not wish to spoil readers en...

from Kris_Anderson

The Queen's Accomplice by Susan Elia Macneal is the ninth book in A Maggie Hope Mystery series. Maggie Hope is temporarily working in the SOE offices while waiting for her half-sister, Elise Hess to arrive from Germany (thanks to Prime Minister Winston Churchill). But London is a dangerous place ...