title: Murder at Whitehall (An Elizabethan Mystery)
author: Amanda Carmack
description: <b>Praise for the Elizabethan Mysteries</b><br /><br />Amanda Carmacks talent for creating a richly drawn setting, populating it with fully realized characters, and giving them a tight and engaging narrative is unparalleled. An evocative and intelligent read.<i>New York Times</i> bestselling author Tasha Alexander<br /><br />[Carmacks] details on the sights, sounds and smells of London as well as her descriptions of court attire and typical manner of interactions really serve to bring this period to vivid life.Fresh Fiction<br /><br />Amanda Carmacks writing is stellar...Flowing descriptions, wonderful historic and fictional characters, and an intriguing mystery make for an exciting story.Open Book Society
zlib_text: THE KILLING AT KALDAIRE HOUSE
  
  KATE PARKER
  
  JDP Press
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  A dying man. The painting within her reach. What’s a thief to do?
  
  Talented London milliner Emily Gates creates amazing hats for Society ladies,
  but to collect from those who don’t pay her bill, she burglarizes their homes.
  She needs every penny to send her deaf brother to school. Late one night, she
  sneaks in to find Lord Kaldaire badly injured in his study. Unwilling to
  abandon him, she calls for help.
  
  When Kaldaire dies without revealing who attacked him, his widow agrees to
  keep Emily’s secrets – if Emily will help find her husband’s killer. A bigger
  danger is a Scotland Yard inspector who threatens to arrest Emily—unless she
  spies on her father’s family of swindlers and conmen. Worst of all are the
  attacks from an unknown assailant. What will Emily face first, jail or death?
  
  This cozy mystery is set in the era of My Fair Lady and Mary Poppins, of early
  automobiles and aeroplanes, and of King Edward VII and Sir Arthur 