It’s Week 6 of #EscapeWithABook, in which I run a discount on a different ebook every week.
Each book is 99p/99c (UK/US only, because of how Amazon run their discount system). In addition, almost all my books are in Kindle Unlimited, so if you are a subscriber, you can read over 20 of my books that way.
This week’s cheap ebook is All At Sea, the first book in the Maisie Frobisher Mysteries series – and it’s never been at 0.99 before. Some of you may recognise Maisie from her bit part in the Caster & Fleet Victorian mystery series – and now she has a series of her own. Oh, and I should probably mention that book 3 in the series, Gone To Ground, is launching next week! It’s all go!
Here’s the blurb:
They say that travel broadens the mind…
When socialite Maisie Frobisher heads off on a cruise to India in search of adventure, little does she know what form it will take.
First some jewellery, then an important document goes missing from an ambassador’s cabin. If that document gets into the wrong hands there will be trouble. And it’s definitely in the wrong hands…
Maisie already has her suspicions of a fellow-guest at the captain’s table. However, when he turns out to be a police inspector travelling incognito and takes over the investigation, Maisie’s nose is put firmly out of joint. Then a crime of an entirely different kind rears its head, and Maisie finds that the past she is trying to escape from just won’t let her go…
With less than two weeks until the ship reaches port, can Maisie put aside her prejudices and learn to work with Inspector Hamilton? Can they trust each other? And most importantly, can they find that document before it causes an international incident?
All At Sea is the first book in the Maisie Frobisher Mysteries series, set in the mid-1890s.
Click here to see the book on Amazon, and get a copy for 0.99 (US/UK only) (link opens in a new window)
The next discounted book will be Halloween Sherlock: Volumes 1-3: 27 April-3 May – and then I need to think about what to do next!
If you do pick up All At Sea, I hope you enjoy it.
Liz Hedgecock 