The Necklace Affair: A Regency Historical Mystery

· Captain Lacey Regency Mysteries Book 1 · Jennifer Ashley
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In the spring of 1817, I agree to track down the missing necklace of a society matron and prove the innocence of her maid, who has been arrested for the theft. The matron in question declares that the rival for her husband’s affections has stolen the necklace, but I soon realize that the problem is not so simple.

I recruit Lady Breckenridge to infiltrate the household, while Lucius Grenville and I, assisted by Grenville’s robust footmen, follow other leads.

The investigation soon unearths scandal and past secrets, and I find myself once more competing with the underworld criminal James Denis as I scramble to locate the necklace and clear all parties before an innocent hangs for the crime.

The events in this novella occur between the end of The Sudbury School Murders and the beginning of A Body in Berkeley Square.

About the author

Award-winning Ashley Gardner is a pseudonym for New York Times bestselling author Jennifer Ashley. Under both names—and a third, Allyson James—Ashley has written more than 100 published novels and novellas in mystery and romance. Ashley’s books have been translated into a dozen different languages and have earned starred reviews in Booklist and Publisher's Weekly. More about the Captain Lacey series can be found at the website: www.gardnermysteries.com.

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