A Crimson Warning Audiobook

" When members of high society wake up to find red paint splashed on their front steps, and their deepest secrets revealed, Lady Emily is on the case. Fun and fast paced, very enjoyable. "

" I'm a big fan of Tasha Alexander from way back, but I have to say that I found A Crimson Warning to be the best Lady Emily book yet. This book, like all of the others in the series, has an engaging storyline, vivid characters, and intelligent attention to historical detail, but in this book most of the action takes place in London. Alexander clearly knows her history and is intimately familiar with the setting. She makes brilliant use of it in this book. Highly recommended. "

" It's probably a 3 1/2 star book, but I am giving it 4 because it is the perfect light, fluffy summertime read. The only thing I can really take issue with is that having a perfect character - an intelligent, pretty, rich heroine, with the perfect husband, and friends with Renoir and Monet too boot - gets tiresome after awhile. "

" I really enjoy these books. "

" Had a very good mystery that I couldn't figure out until she revealed. Have I mentioned that this series is a completely clean read? "

" Another fun pithy read in the Lady Emily series. Write faster Tasha Alexander!!! "

" Great read ... as always, the characters come to life and sweep me away! "

" Once again a great mystery read. It was nice to see Emily and Colin working together more on this one and to be back in London. I did miss Jeremy quite a bit. It will be interesting to see in future novels how Emily's official role in the investigations evolves. "

" I like the characters and the setting in this series; however, the mystery was not very mysterious in this particular book. A bit anti-climactic and disappointing at the end. I only allowed 3 starts because I like the series in general. "

" Tasha Alexander is one of my favorite author's and now I can't wait for the continuation of the story... "

" Yes...this is one of my "better than eating an entire box of chocolates" novels...it's decadent but decently written and captivating. That's all I ask of my Books to Read on the Train. "

" I have enjoyed this series but I think I am about done with them. It was really slow getting through it. I didn't really care about the ending and I love a good mystery. "

" I normally love these books, but I found this one had a few too many characters. I found myself flipping back and forth to remember who was who. The story was good, as usual. Maybe the flaw is with me and my poor memory! "

" This one was kept you on the edge of your seat! Very interesting and great read! "

" Set in London in 1818, this book deals with scandals involving high society types. We know who will be targeted next because their houses get splashed with red paint. Unfortunately, murder also occurs. Lady Emily is poised to solve the mystery. "

" Great read for anyone who likes historical mysteries "

" This is another in the Lady Emily series. I love the historical element added to the whodunit story. The story takes place in England in the 1880s and there is great dialogue and distinct characters that keep me coming back for more. "

" It's nice to see Emily shucking the Lindon ton! I wish Mrs. Hargreaves had been in it but maybe she's making the move back from the Continent in the next one. "

" I like the fact that the author has put Lady Emily on a path of learning and advancement in her skills and her emotional capacity for dealing with complex situations. Rather than a fully formed Victorian Female 007, she is more 007 in Training - which seems realistic and interesting. "

" My favorite Lady Emily book yet! "

" I love this series! Read my full review here. "

" Another character and series I really enjoy. The last two books in the series weren't as good as this one. This story puts Emily back in London and in her element. I loved it. "

" This was more an intellectual mystery rather than having Lady Emily in peril, but I enjoyed it more than the last book. "