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The Affair of the Coronation Ball


A Mystery Novel


Book 35 of the Sherlock and Lucy Mysteries Series


Subgenres:

  • Historical Fiction,
  • Sherlock Holmes Pastiches,
  • Royal Intrigue
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This book is for you if you're into...

  • Royal conspiracies unfolding during high-stakes coronation festivities
  • Masked balls where every dance hides danger and betrayal
  • Holmesian mysteries with historical figures like Nellie Bly crashing the case
Publisher Description

Murder, Mayhem, and a Coronation Conspiracy: Can Sherlock and Lucy Save the King?

London, 1902: King Edward VII's coronation celebrations are marred by six shocking murders. The latest victim? Gossip columnist "Lady Whispers," infamous for her biting critiques—like her takedown of a duchess hosting a lavish coronation ball. Is the duchess entangled in a deadly conspiracy?

Sherlock Holmes and Lucy James are piecing together the clues when American reporter Nellie Bly bursts into Baker Street, pursued by shadowy thugs. Bly reveals a chilling connection between "Lady Whispers" and the coronation ball—but before she can say more, she vanishes.

As the grand ball begins, Holmes, Lucy, and the Baker Street team must race to stop a sinister plot. With danger in every waltz and betrayal behind every mask, can they save the King before the next dance turns deadly?

The Affair of the Coronation Ball is a thrilling Victorian action adventure mystery packed with intrigue, clever twists, and royal suspense. Perfect for fans of Agatha Christie, Deanna Raybourn, and Sherlockian adventures.

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