5 star review of Death
in the Spotlight by Robin Stevens
This was one of my favorite stories in the Unladylike series, possibly because Hazel is coming into her own as a detective.
Staying at Daisy’s aunt and uncle in London, she and Daisy have joined a theatrical production of Romeo and Juliet to ‘keep
them out of danger’. But death finds them there when a member of the cast is found drowned in a well at the lowest level of
the theater. When Daisy comes down with the flu that earlier struck other members of the cast, and the girls are forbidden to
go back to the theater, Hazel must detect in other ways, with help from Alexander and George. Of course, in the end, they
both find the murderer.
5 star review of Danger’s
Vice by Amanda Carlson
This
book follows directly on Danger’s Halo. Holly and her friends
thought they could go back to normal after they got rid
of Tandor and
company and they could find the pico computer so they could find out
what’s on the quantum drive Daze
stole. But part of Tandor’s crew
remain in the city and have a new plan to control it. Holly’s still
not sure whether or not to
trust Chase, and as usual she works alone.
But she’s taking her responsibility as Daze’s sustainer
seriously. Carlson continues
to build this world and the characters
in it.
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