Among the ton of Regency London, one breath of scandal can be disastrous.
She lives in Michigan and can be found online at DarcieWildeRomance.com..
Dick Award-winning novels, including Fool\'s War, a New York Times Notable Books of the Year selection.
She has also written, under the name Sarah Zettel, Locus and Philip K.
About author(s): Darcie Wilde is the award-winning author of stylishly adventurous historical mysteries and romances, including the Rosalind Thorne Mysteries, a Regency-set series inspired by the novels of Jane Austen, as well as the Regency Makeover Trilogy.
But with political espionage and Napoleon loyalists in the mix, there may be more sinister motives, and far higher stakes, than she ever imagined...
Aided by her sister, Charlotte, and sundry friends and associates--including handsome Bow Street Runner Adam Harkness--Rosalind sets to work.
He protests his innocence, and Rosalind reluctantly agrees to uncover the truth, suspecting that this mystery may be linked to her other, ongoing cases.
Before Rosalind\'s enemy can act, Sir Reginald is found murdered--and Fullerton is arrested for the crime.
Angered by her interference in his blackmail schemes, Fullerton intends to unleash Sir Reginald on society and ruin Rosalind.
Rosalind\'s estranged father, Sir Reginald Thorne--a drunkard and forger--has fallen into the hands of the vicious scoundrel Russell Fullerton.
But how to ensure that a seemingly earnest Suitor is not merely a fortune hunter? Rosalind is involved in just such a case, discreetly investigating a client\'s prospective son-in-law, when she is drawn into another predicament shockingly close to home. "Wilde\'s heroine is not only a useful woman but a highly entertaining one." --Kirkus Reviews It is every mama\'s dearest wish that her daughter marries well.
Enter Rosalind Thorne in this charming mystery series inspired by the novels of Jane Austen and compared to a 19th century Phoebe Waller-Bridge from "Fleabag." Charming and resourceful, she is a woman adept at helping ladies of quality navigate the most delicate problems and privy to the secrets of high society--including who among the ton is capable of murder...
Among the ton of Regency London, one breath of scandal can be disastrous
