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They arrange to get together when Elspeth returns home for Christmas vacation.

At the school, Kitty meets a bright girl named Elspeth. In this book, a routine story about a girls’ boarding school places Kitty back in investigator mode. She doesn’t intend to become a detective, but her dedication to discovering the truth compels her to pursue irregularities until victims receive the justice they deserve. Kitty is a young woman who works as a newspaper reporter for the Ladies’ Page of The New York Sentinel. These books take place during World War I- but before the United States has entered the war.

Murder Between the Lines is the second book in Radha Vatsal’s Kitty Weeks mystery series. I received a digital copy of this book from Netgalley/the publisher in exchange for an honest review. So when she sees Captain Rokesby gravely injured, she makes another impulsive decision: she informs the British Army that she is Captain Rokesby’s wife. She would include notes of her own when writing to Thomas. Although they have never met, Cecilia looked forward to receiving letters from Thomas because they would always contain a little note from Captain Rokesby.

Upon her arrival, she can not find her brother, but she does find Captain Edward Rokesby, her brother Thomas’ best friend. While this is quite an impulsive thing to do, she is left with few options after her father’s death. This second book is even more of a departure not only is it set in the Georgian era, but it takes place almost entirely in America.Ĭecilia Harcourt travels to New York after learning that her only brother has been injured during the war. The first prequel was a departure from Quinn’s usual historical romances because it takes place in the Georgian period rather than the Regency. The Girl With The Make Believe-Husband is the second book in the Bridgerton Prequel series. I pre-ordered The Girl With The Make-Believe Husband several months ago, and it was a nice treat to see it in my Kindle this morning. Julia Quinn is one of my favorite authors, and I always look forward to her books.