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“Alexander’s impeccable research and smart storytelling keep readers on the edge of their seats following tangled paths that sometimes lead to dead ends and other times to peril. A gripping tale by a grand mistress of the genre.”
— RT Book Reviews (4½ stars, Top Pick!)
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“In addition to a satisfying puzzle and the always appealing protagonist, Alexander delivers a memorable portrait of a fairy-tale city dancing on the brink of revolution.”
— Publishers Weekly
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“The breathtaking beauty of St. Petersburg before the Russian Revolution provides a dazzling backdrop for murder… The purest mystery among Alexander’s adventures presents a challenging puzzle, a historically interesting period, and detailed descriptions of one of the world’s most beautiful cities.”
— Kirkus Reviews
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"[Bianca] Amato's narration is easy to listen to, and her accents are excellent.
— AudioFile
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Author Tasha Alexander is one to watch--and read. . . . despite her cliffhanger climaxes and witty repartee, there's a depth of sensitivity which sets her apart.
— The Huffington Post on Dangerous to Know
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With wisps of darkness, shadows of a ghost story and embers of heightened Freudian themes, Dangerous to Know is the perfect novel to curl up with and chase away the world.
— Examiner.com
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Infused with wit and charm, with just the right amounts of danger, romance and detection blended in.
— Denver Post on Tears of Pearl
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[Tears of Pearl] will please readers of Anne Perry, Laurie R. King, and Deanna Raybourn seeking a new fan-favorite author.
— Library Journal on Tears of Pearl
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A thoroughly enjoyable adventure with both historical texture and emotional depth.
— Anne Perry, New York Times bestselling author on A Fatal Waltz
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Alexander's sweetly choreographed plot dances between her wonderfully drawn sleuth, Lady Ashton, and Victorian high society.
— Julie Spencer-Fleming, Edgar Award finalist and author of All Mortal Flesh on A Poisoned Season
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Alexander excels in depicting the social mores of a society uncomfortable with the independence of women, and deftly allows the plot to develop in tandem with Emily's growth.
— The Baltimore Sun on And Only to Deceive