The Mask of Night - Tracy Grant Reviews
Newest Review: ... of Melanie, who it seems is still keeping secrets from her husband. It seems, however, that St Juste is known to others in ... more
... post-Waterloo London and as Charles and Melanie begin to investigate, all kinds of secrets come to light, some muddying the waters but others demonstrating that although Napoleon Bonaparte may be safely imprisoned on St Helena, the Bonapartist cause is still being fought.
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The Mask of Night takes place in my favourite historical time period, that of the English Regency, albeit in 1820, right at the very end of the Regency. Although the era was one of surface glamour, this was the beginning of our own ...more
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The Mask of Night - Tracy Grant: The game goes on (1125 words)by - written on 03/12/12 (Very useful, 86 readings)
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When Daughter of the Game, the first book in this series, was published it was received to great acclaim and Tracy Grant was hailed as the next big thing in the historical mystery genre and that continued with her second book. Unfortunately, her timing was a little off and her attempt to get her third book published coincided with the advent and subsequent deluge of vampires and werewolves and as publishers are a fickle breed and will always chase the money, she was unable to find one prepared to publish a book in a genre considered to be in a dwindling market. Some years on and with the birth of the Kindle, she's got her book out at last, plus a couple of interim ... Read the complete review
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