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India Black
India Black | Carol K. Carr
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Read India Black's blog and other content on the Penguin Community. When Sir Archibald Latham of the War Office dies from a heart attack while visiting her brothel, Madam India Black is unexpectedly thrust into a deadly game between Russian and British agents who are seeking the military secrets Latham carried. Blackmailed into recovering the missing documents by the British spy known as French, India finds herself dodging Russian agents-and the attraction she starts to feel for the handsome conspirator.
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EmilieGR
EmilieGR
India Black | Carol K. Carr
Mehso-so

I wanted to like this book but couldn‘t believe the characters

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Christy2318
Christy2318
India Black | Carol K. Carr
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Pickpick

“My name is India Black. I am a whore.” 1876. Political intrigue, spies, kidnapping, Russian villains. Quite a fun #historicalmystery 🗡🗡🗡⚔️

ralexist Love India Black! 7y
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LibrarianRyan
LibrarianRyan
India Black | Carol K. Carr
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#mysterymonday #spookyoctober these mysteries are purrfect.

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raelaschoenherr
raelaschoenherr
India Black | Carol K. Carr
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I love historical mysteries! A couple favorite historical lady #sleuths here. #sleuth #historicalmystery #octphotochallenge

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SaraRosett Excellent picks! 8y
raelaschoenherr @SaraRosett Thanks!! Are you a historical mystery fan? 8y
SaraRosett @raelaschoenherr Yes! You've got some of my favorites in the picture--like Ashley Weaver's series. 😀 8y
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raelaschoenherr @SaraRosett Can't wait for her new one!
[tagged book]A Most Novel Revenge: A Mystery
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SaraRosett I enjoyed it! County house party mysteries are one of my fav sub-dub genres of historical mystery. 8y
raelaschoenherr @SaraRosett Ooh! Makes me more excited. Also, that's a super sub category...I'll have to explore it more :) 8y
SaraRosett @raelaschoenherr Rhys Bowen has some fun country house mysteries in her series:
[tagged book]Her Royal Spyness
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raelaschoenherr @SaraRosett My grandmother has been telling me to read that series for a while! I need to check it out :) 8y
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irregularreader
irregularreader
India Black | Carol K. Carr
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Pickpick

Check out the full review here http://wp.me/p7D1lG-dR

“My name is India Black, and I am a whore.”

That opening line gives you a good idea what you‘re getting into by delving into the first book in this series. Meet India Black, unrepentant and fairly successful madam of the Lotus House, which is just as bawdy as it sounds. It‘s not easy for a woman to run her own business in 19th century London, but things always get more complicated when . . .

MrBook Nice pic! 8y
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