Praise for Anna Lee Huber’s Verity Kent Mysteries
“Stellar mystery…a great read for fans of the series and all who enjoy Downton Abbey-era fiction.” —Booklist on A Petty Deceit
“A historical mystery to delight fans of Agatha Christie or Daphne du Maurier.” —Bookpage on A Petty Deceit
“Readers looking for atmospheric mystery set in the period following the Great War will savor the intricate plotting and captivating details of the era.” —Library Journal, STARRED REVIEW on Penny For Your Secrets
“Action-packed…Huber offers a well-researched historical and a fascinating look at the lingering aftermath of war.” —Publishers Weekly on Penny for Your Secrets
“Huber compellingly recalls the devastation wreaked on the minds of the people and the fabric of the countries involved. A thrilling mystery that supplies its gutsy heroine with plenty of angst-ridden romance.” —Kirkus Reviews on Treacherous is the Night
“[A] splendid sequel…Huber combines intricate puzzles with affecting human drama.” —Publishers Weekly on Treacherous is the Night
“Masterful…Just when you think the plot will zig, it zags. Regardless of how well-versed you may be in the genre, you’ll be hard-pressed to predict this climax…Deeply enjoyable…just the thing if you’re looking for relatable heroines, meatier drama, and smart characters with rich inner lives.” —Criminal Element on Treacherous is the Night
“Traveling from England to France and Holland, this complex plot turns itself inside out before its conclusion. Besides sumptuous details and atmospheric settings, the relationships among the characters, especially the tenuous renewed intimacy between Verity and her war-traumatized husband, set this series above more standard mysteries. So come for the rich, complex flavor of the bottle of pinot gris in a room swaddled in thick brocade drapes, but stay for Sidney’s wise observation of his wife’s interrogations: “you see to the heart of how they want to be seen, even if it conflicts with who they truly are.” —The Historical Novel Society on A Certain Darkness
“Engrossing…Evocative historical details complement the well-drawn characters. The intricate plot builds to a surprising conclusion.” —Publishers Weekly on This Side of Murder
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