In Lyrics and Larceny, we meet Lady Patroness and shadow-shaper Annabel Fellbridge’s cousin Hartley, who has been shaken from his self-absorbed ways by Demetria Pouli, a bewitching Greek soprano who is taking London by storm. When a rash of jewel thefts seems to accompany her recitals, Annabel fears Demetria may not be what she seems. As it happens, she isn’t—but a happily-ever-after for Hartley and Demetria isn’t necessarily out of the question, thanks to the Ladies of Almack’s…
I’ve made use of my fondness for classical mythology in this story, as you will see…and have dropped a few hints that another figure from classical mythology—a little boy equipped with bow and arrows—might be making an appearance soon. I hope you’ll enjoy this latest story in the series: it’s light-hearted fun for not-so-light-hearted times.
Lyrics and Larceny can be purchased directly from the
publisher, Book View Café, in both EPUB and MOBI formats as well as from all
the usual online bookstore outlets. Print versions can be found at Barnes and
Noble and Amazon. (affiliate links may be used)
In addition, the next three books in the series are available for pre-order at all vendors, so if you're enjoying them, you can grab ’em now. Happy reading!
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