The Body at the Tower: The Agency, Book 2 Audiobook (Unabridged)

" I absolutely love this series. The Mary Quinn mysteries are always fun, interesting, and feature some delicious chemistry between Mary and a certain Mr. Easton. I love how Mary's background influences her reactions and decisions since joining The Agency, and I cannot wait for the next book to see if Mary is finally a full-fledged agent, and what mystery she'll get herself mixed up in next. "

" I am so in love with this series!!!! "

" Y.S. Lee followed her first book within The Agency series with a second of equal enjoyment. This time Mary finds herself masquerading as a young boy in the middle of one of London's most nefarious construction sites. Lore and legend surrounds the site, and Mary finds herself involved after lore and legend become suspected murder. Woven into the tale are further encounters with James, an intriguing character from the first book and her Chinese Ancestry. "

" While the second installment was good, I preferred the first in this series. Why? Because James didn't show up until page 140. The banter and relationship between the two main characters is a big part of what drives the story for me. Since half the book omitted this relationship, I also spent half the book waiting for it to come into play. Once he joined the rest of the characters in this novel, magic happened and I was back into it. "

" Terrific & fun read! Can't wait for the next in the series. "

" It took me longer to get into this one than the first Agency novel. Main character Mary Quinn was less interesting. Her spying and reports were still fun, as was the constant danger, but I think they could've been punched up even more. "

" Another really gripping read :) Loved it !!! "

" A fine example of a wallpaper-historical book. I would love to explain what a wallpaper-historical is butSmart Bitches,Trashy Books does a much better job of it. "

" Very witty and James is amazing. "

" "A well rounded sequel.... can't wait for the 3rd with the hope that the romance between Mary and James progresses!" "

" The second book of this historical fiction mystery revolves around a death during the final stages of construction of Big Ben, and Mary goes undercover as a boy working on the site. Looking forward to the last one. "

" I've fallen in love with this series! "

" Didn't enjoy this as much as the first novel. The Body at the Tower was a solid sequel but the plot was dull at times and I found myself annoyed by how slow it moved. "

" Returning to her boy guise, Mary is supposed to help figure out why the construction of the Parliament building is taking so long to finish. Throw in again with James, newly returned from India and weakened by malaria, they must solve the mystery. "

" I love this series. The mystery and the characters. I lo the setting and all of the views of the social classes. I can't wait to read the next one. I really want to know what happens between Mary and James. "

" good light mystery for teens. Book 2 "

" Enjoyed this. Had a lot of James in it & he always amuses me. Did not like the audiobook narrator. Will try to write an actual review later. "

" I read the first and listened to the second one and find this an enjoyable series both ways. The mystery itself and Mary's sleuthing is not as compelling in this one but we get more of her relationship with James which is. I will definitely continue to follow the series. "

" Another great mystery with Mary Quinn. I think I shall miss her greatly as I await book 3! "

" I am so mad that I have to wait almost a year for the sequel. Someone please send me the U.K. edition or an ARC! :) "

" I am so in love with this series!!!! "

" Even better than the first book in the trilogy.The dynamic and character development between George Easton and Mary Quinn are even better than the first book. "

" Loved these books so fun and a quick read cant wait for the third book in August "

" It took me a bit to get into this one, but when I did, I couldn't wait to get to the end! Another fascinating mystery that brings the London of the 1860s to life (I felt like I could actually smell it the way Lee describes). I can't wait to read the next installment. "

" Another excellent mystery that kept me guessing. The Victorian era details add to the authenticity of the story. I'm anxious to read the next installment. "