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A Royal Spyness mystery starring Lady Georgiana, thirty-fourth in line for the throne—and the mystery world’s favorite penniless heiress. With its posh clientele in the country for the summer, Georgie’s housecleaning business has fizzled. So she tries hiring herself out as a dinnerand- theatre companion. But her first client has quite the wrong idea. To avoid further scandal, Georgie’s shipped home to Castle Rannoch, where her summer plans include honoring a promise to Her Majesty to keep Castle Rannoch’s divorcee houseguest from seducing the Prince of Wales. She’s also been coerced into helping Scotland Yard with a top-secret mission—namely keeping an eye on the shooting party at Balmoral and preventing someone from shooting the Prince. And Georgie must manage all this without strangling her odious sister-in-law Fig or spineless brother Binky.
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Short Review: Third book of the Royal Spyness series. These first three books have been enjoyable, light, funny with a slight romantic hint. But the story line I think has played out. I have not read more yet, but if there is not a good twist in the next book the rest of the series will be disappointing. The plot, someone is trying to kill off members of the royal line, and probably from within the royal line, was fine. The villain was clear from relatively early (and I am not someone that predicts the end of books early.) I have listened to all three on audiobook so far and the narration is very good and probably a lot of what has made the series enjoyable.
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While the mystery was rather silly and dear Georgie rather more clueless than she ought to be, I still enjoyed this 3rd installment of the Her Royal Spyness series.
Still somewhat charming, but the stagnant romance is becoming a frustration. To continue reading, or not to continue reading...
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18 primary books19 released booksHer Royal Spyness is a 19-book series with 18 primary works first released in 2007 with contributions by Rhys Bowen.
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