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A Murder on London Bridge
A Time Travel Historical Cozy Mystery (The Kitty Worthington Mysteries, Book 13)
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Kim Bretton
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Magda Alexander
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Two timelines. One murder. A mystery that burns through the ages.
London. 1925. Now settled into their new married lives, Kitty Worthington and her husband Robert are thrilled to host their first formal dinner. Among their guests is an antiquities dealer who hints at a groundbreaking discovery, a document so important it’s bound to ruin lives. Days later, the dealer is bludgeoned to death on London Bridge.
Plunged into a mystery of historical proportions, Kitty embarks on a quest for the truth. Her search uncovers a cryptic manuscript hinting at a shadowy Stuart-era society. As the stakes rise, an ancient historian warns Kitty that digging too deep can be deadly. Undeterred, she presses on, only to be struck down as well.
1666. Kitty awakens to find herself in the court of Charles II, serving as a lady-in-waiting to the Queen Consort Catherine of Braganza. Even as she navigates courtly intrigue and a growing danger to the Queen’s life, London erupts in flames. Trapped in the past with the Great Fire blazing around her, will Kitty find her way back, or is she doomed to perish in history’s ashes?
A Murder on London Bridge, Book 13 in The Kitty Worthington Mysteries, is another captivating historical cozy mystery from the pen of USA Today Bestselling Author Magda Alexander. This gripping dual-timeline mystery will transport you through danger, intrigue, and the flames of history—one twist at a time.
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