Rhys Bowen

In Nice to recover the Queen's stolen snuff box, Lady Georgiana Rannoch participates in a Coco Chanel fashion show where a necklace also belonging to the Queen goes missing, forcing her to search for both priceless items and solve a murder. (This books was previously listed in Forecast.) 35,000 first printing.

Naughty in Nice

Sarah Escorsa

I was quite disappointed by Royal Flush, the last instalment in the Royal Spyness series, but decided to give Naughty in Nice a try before giving up on this series entirely. I'm actually glad I gave Lady Georgiana a second chance as this proved to be an entertaining read and one of the most enjoyable instatements in the series.

Erin 

I don't know why I didn't write a review of this sooner! I loved this book and it would probably rank high if I had to rank the series. I love love loved Coco Chanel's presence - it brought a lot of glamour and poise to the series. Since I read this over the summer and I'm just writing the review now, I don't quite remember all my opinions on it, but having read at least 7 of these books at this point, I do know I liked it a lot. I was super disappointed that it appeared that Darcy had a secret family, but at the same time I also knew that Georgie was simply jumping to conclusions and we would get an explanation eventually. Despite seeming like light novels that are easy to figure out, Rhys Bowen is quite good at hiding the killer/mystery and I often find that I only know the answer a second before it is revealed, and this book is no exception. I will happily read this series as long as it is published.

Naughty in Nice

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