Rhys Bowen

Sent home to Castle Rannoch in the wake of an employment scandal, Lady Georgiana becomes a companion to a divorce who would seduce the prince of Wales, an assignment that serves as a front during her secret mission to help Scotland Yard prevent an assassination attempt.

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Sarah Escorsa

I just love this series! No matter how 'light' or predictable it is, I enjoy reading each volume equally. This was just the relaxing read I needed, work being particularly hectic & stressful these days!

Erin 

I actually secretly love Fig and Binky and any time they make an appearance, despite the anguish it brings to Georgie. I also love the existence and emphasis on the relationship between Edward and Wallis, which is a historical scandal that I find fascinating and would love to read more about. Especially because we know how history goes and what will happen between the two of them. As always, Georgie and Darcy are charming and I love reading about them.

Rachel

Nora 

In her third Royal Spyness whodunit, Rhys Bowen returns with Lady Georgiana, thirty-fourth in line to the throne, everyone's favorite penniless heiress . . . With its posh clientele gone to the country, my fledgling housecleaning business has fizzled. Now to make a living I must rely on my other talents, as a dinner-and-theatre companion. But on my first and only assignment, the not-so-gentle man seems to have quite the wrong idea - and Darcy, my on-again-but-usually-off-again beau, must come to my rescue . . . To avoid further scandal, I'm shipped home, like a naughty schoolgirl, to Castle Rannoch, where I am required to keep the entirely unsuitable Mrs. Simpson from seducing the Prince of Wales. Oh, and I've also been coerced into helping Scotland Yard by keeping an eye on the members of the shooting party at Balmoral and preventing someone from shooting the Prince of Wales instead of quails. And manage all this without strangling my odious sister-in-law, Fig, or my spineless brother, Binky . . .

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