Freddie and Grace Mystery #3
“Marriage was a very exciting, romantic and sometimes life-threatening adventure.”
Honeymooning in Venice in 1914, Grace Percy and her darling husband, Frederick, are caught up in adventure again. After chasing a thief who stole her purse, Grace and Freddy are surprised to find their friend detective Jack Miracle who has an intriguing mystery for them. Soon they are at a magnificent villa on a private island investigating stolen paintings. The Juliets, nine paintings of the play Romeo and Juliet, hold clues as yet to be solved.
A story on par with Agatha Christie, this book is perfectly delicious with its air of mystery, the delightful interaction of Grace and Freddy, a constant reminder that God directs our paths, and exciting scenes that have you gasping and turning pages rapidly.
I want more stories about Freddy and Grace!
* I received a complimentary e copy from the author. I was not required to post a favorable review. All opinions are my own.*5 stars and a solid faith thread.
BackCover Blurb:
Newlyweds Lord and Lady Astley Finally Reach Their Honeymoon Destination Only to Encounter a New Mystery in Need of Solving
Frederick and Grace Percy finally make it to Italy to enjoy a delayed honeymoon and explore the beauties of the historic city of Venice. To their surprise, their friend, Detective Jack Miracle, is also in the city, investigating a series of art heists starting at the house of eccentric millionaire, Laraby Covington. Drawn into a world of boat races, mysterious houses, and parties of the rich and unusual in Venice, Frederick and Grace learn of the existence of the Juliet paintings, (Renaissance paintings feature Shakespeare’s tragic heroine) rumored to hold a secret code to an underground vault of similarly treasured artwork assumed lost over the centuries. As Freddie and Grace are pulled deeper into the mystery and their beloved Detective Jack disappears, can they use their wits and work as a team to find the thieves and Jack before it’s too late?
The Juliet Code is a Freddie and Grace Mystery, sequel to The Mistletoe Countess and The Cairo Curse.
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