A Deceptive Homecoming: A Hattie Davish Mystery
- 500 pages
- 18 hours of reading
Traveling secretary Hattie Davish is returning to her once-quiet hometown, where a deluge of deadly secrets leaves her feeling anything but welcome . . .
Anna Loan-Wilsey combines her background as a biologist and librarian with a passion for crafting compelling mysteries. She is the author of historical, cozy Hattie Davish Mysteries Series, sending her Victorian private secretary to different historic towns in each novel. Her work blends a love for history and travel, creating engaging narratives that transport readers. Anna enjoys weaving intricate plots with atmospheric settings, making her series a delight for fans of historical crime fiction.
Traveling secretary Hattie Davish is returning to her once-quiet hometown, where a deluge of deadly secrets leaves her feeling anything but welcome . . .
"On the eve of the presidential election of 1892, Miss Hattie Davish, a traveling secretary, arrives in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, to discover her new employer, the leader of a temperance group, has been murdered. As she follows a trail of cryptic death threats, she'll come face to face with a killer far more dangerous than the Demon Rum"--