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Sins of the Father | Mia Counts Lynch

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From debut author Mia Counts Lynch comes a lighthearted historical romance with a dash of mystery. Andrea is thrust into Spanish society when her mother dies and her father asks her to leave Mexico and come live with him in Spain. Out of her depth, this former shopgirl is more used to selling hats to ladies than drinking coffee with them in the parlor! Luckily, the dashing Marqués Gabriel de Silva is there to smooth her path. But he has his own agenda. King Felipe of Spain has tasked him with investigating a lost treasure, and Andrea's father is at the top of his suspect list. When the unthinkable happens, Andrea and Gabriel must work together to discover what truly happened before a future together unravels. Will Andrea stay in Spain with Gabriel or return to Mexico alone?

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Sins of the Father | Mia Counts Lynch

so-so

1561 Spain was when this book was set so it was a bit odd that sandwiches were being passed around as refreshments.It wasn't until 1762 that the term sandwich was used for the first time.Sins of the Father is an historical romance coupled with an investigation into smuggling and it has some swashbuckling swordsmanship. While it was a steady read with not much excitement and lacking period detail it was reasonably satisfying and not too dreary.

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