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Deadly Peril

Alec Halsey Mystery, Book 3

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Deadly Peril

By: Lucinda Brant
Narrated by: Alex Wyndham
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Winter 1763. Alec, Lord Halsey, is sent on a diplomatic mission to Midanich, imperial outpost of the Holy Roman Empire, to bargain for the freedom of imprisoned friends. Midanich is a place of great danger and dark secrets - a country at civil war, ruled by a family with madness in its veins. For Alec it is a place of unspeakable memories from which he barely escaped and vowed never to return. But return he must if he is to save the lives of Emily St. Neots and Sir Cosmo Mahon.

In a race against time, Alec and the English delegation journey across the icy wasteland for the castle fortress where Emily and Cosmo are imprisoned. The severe weather is as much an enemy as the soldiers of the opposing armies encamped along the way. Awaiting him at his destination is the Margrave and his sister, demanding nothing less than Alec's head on a pike.

©2015 Lucinda Brant (P)2016 Lucinda Brant Cosy Historical Mystery Fiction Suspense
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A very well written trilogy. Lots of historical details, which made for a very informative look into Germany during this period. This last book in the trilogy had so much to keep you interested the whole way through.
The terrible way the prisoners were treated including the description of an horrible apparatus I’d never heard of before made for riveting reading.
Very well read by Alex Wyndham

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