Praise for the Wrexford & Sloan Mysteries by Andrea Penrose
“[A] fun foray into the science and economics of the period.” —Historical Novel Society on Murder at Somerset House
“[Penrose] mixes well thought out mysteries, early forensic science, great details of the era and a slow burning attraction creating a compulsive read.” —The New York Public Library
“Penrose maintains a brisk pace in her finely wrought eighth Regency-era adventure for the Earl of Wrexford and his cartoonist wife, Charlotte Sloane…Penrose elegantly weaves insights about the period’s politics and technological innovations into a splendid mystery…This reliable series continues its winning streak.” —Publishers Weekly on Murder at King’s Crossing
“A complex and surprising mystery enhanced by historically accurate information about the science and society of the period.” —Publishers Weekly on Murder at King’s Crossing
“[Penrose] rewards diligent readers with a pulse-pounding climax, and her deep dive into early 18th-century technology is a treat. In the crowded field of Regency mysteries, this series stands out.” —Publishers Weekly on Murder at the Merton Library
“An excellent mystery bolstered by fascinating information about a life-changing invention.” —Kirkus Reviews on Murder at the Merton Library
“The plot moves quickly with unexpected complications that keep the reader intrigued. The dialogue is lively; the author has a discriminating sense of timing. The climax is worthy of the complications, and the ending is felicitous.” —Historical Novel Society on Murder at the Merton Library
“As in every Penrose novel, the solution to these linked crimes is generated through the loyalty and insight of intelligent and caring friends—which is why her fiction is, as Lord Wrexford’s friends would say, ‘infernally satisfying.’” —New York Journal of Books on Murder at the Merton Library
“A fascinating and educational journey into the Regency era filled with new inventions, ruthless villains, greedy aristocrats, and the power of family.” —Fresh Fiction on Murder at the Merton Library
“Swashbuckling…Historical fans will have fun.” —Publishers Weekly on Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens
“A bit of Regency-period romance and history enhance a convoluted mystery with plenty of derring-do.” —Kirkus Reviews on Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens
“Andrea Penrose is skillful at incorporating the scientific discoveries of the day into her plots.” —Criminal Element on Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens
“A nice mix of science, setting, adventure story, and romance. Wrexford and Charlotte are a great pair.” —Aunt Agatha’s Bookstore on Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens
“Another delight of the series.” —Historical Novel Society on Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens
“Scientific discoveries combine with a complex mystery to provide an action-packed brainteaser.” —Kirkus Reviews on Murder at Queen’s Landing
“The author captures the Regency era’s complexities in vivid settings, contrasting milieus, and a wealth of fascinating details…This thoughtful blend of derring-do and intellectual discussion should win Penrose new fans.” —Publishers Weekly on Murder at Queen’s Landing
