Murder in the Ranks
By Kristi Jones
By Kristi Jones
By Kristi Jones
By Kristi Jones
Category: Historical Fiction | Mystery & Thriller
Category: Historical Fiction | Mystery & Thriller
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$31.99
Nov 19, 2024 | ISBN 9781639109715
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Nov 19, 2024 | ISBN 9781639109722
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Murder in the Ranks
Praise
Praise for Murder in the Ranks:
“Deftly handled and equally compelling.”
—Kirkus Review
“Dottie makes for an appealing, three-dimensional protagonist.”
—Publishers Weekly
“Jones excels at the vivid descriptions of Algiers during World War II.”
—Library Journal
“[A] debut novel from author Kristi Jones and it’s a good one . . . Fans of historical novels will enjoy this one.”
—Red Carpet Crash
“Well researched. Well plotted. Well written. Hopefully, we’ll soon get more adventures of Dottie Lincoln and the WAACs.”
—Kate Parker, USA Today bestselling author of the Deadly series
“Impeccably researched and cleverly plotted, Murder in the Ranks deftly introduces Auxiliary Dottie Lincoln, a determined WAAC navigating life in occupied Algiers. When one of Dottie’s fellow WAACs falls to her death, she’s compelled to investigate and uncover dark truths about the war—even when they threaten to reveal Dottie’s own dangerous secret. This is one book mystery and historical fiction fans won’t want to miss!”
—Julia Kelly, international bestselling author of A Traitor in Whitehall
“Rife with historical detail and intrigue, Murder in the Ranks by Kristi Jones introduces Dottie Lincoln of the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps. It’s a heartfelt story of crime, betrayal, and loyalty set in the early days of the Second World War in North Africa. Dottie’s a keeper!”
—James R. Benn, author of the Billy Boyle WW2 mystery series
“Set in exotic Algiers amid the Allied offensive in North Africa in 1943, Murder in the Ranks brings the crucial role of the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps to the forefront. Despite squad leader Dottie Lincoln’s conscientious efforts to watch over her fellow auxiliaries, she is witness as one of them falls from the roof of the Algiers Opera House. Certain her friend has been murdered, Dottie enlists the official assistance of a captain in the military police, and together they begin an investigation that will prove she is not the only auxiliary keeping dangerous secrets. Peppered with fascinating historical detail and meticulously drawn characters, Murder in the Ranks is a thrilling, atmospheric mystery with a cagey spitfire of a protagonist. I loved it!”
—Stephanie Graves, author of the Olive Bright Mystery series
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