Lady Georgiana finds herself in a heap of royal trouble in the second novel in the New York Times bestselling Royal Spyness Mystery series.
London, 1932. Poor Lady Georgiana—thirty-fourth in line to the throne—has nothing to serve her Bavarian princess houseguest, even though the Queen of England has requested that she entertain her. Then there's the matter of the body in the bookshop and the princess's unwitting involvement with the Communist party. It's enough to drive a girl mad...
5 ★ Audiobook⎮I'm zipping through this series far too quickly to do an in-depth review of each individual installment (of which there are 10!), but I'm sure I'll do a series review after I've finished them all. At this rate, that will probably be early next week! No, no. I need to pace myself. I don't ever want to series to end!
At the risk of turning this into a "take my word for it" kind of review, you'll have to trust me when I say you'd be doing yourself a favor by starting this series. The endless laughs it provides are bound to be good for your health. For optimum enjoyment, I recommend listening on audiobook. Katherine Kellgren kills it as narrator (that's a good thing). I never before knew that narrators could slay like this, but Kellgren absolutely did (also a good thing). I honestly don't think there is an accent that she could not nail.
With that said, I'm off to bed with the next installment! ♣︎
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