A FATAL FIRST NIGHT
A FATAL FINALE
and now:
A FATAL OVERTURE
At Kensington, B&N, Amazon, and your favorite local store!
A FATAL FIRST NIGHT
A FATAL FINALE
and now:
A FATAL OVERTURE
At Kensington, B&N, Amazon, and your favorite local store!
A Fatal First Night:
“Kalb has clearly done her research, giving the reader a fascinating glimpse into the life of a fin de siècle opera singer. Cozy fans will enjoy this one.”
Full review here:
A Fatal First Night
"Romance, engaging characters, and a timely exploration of marriage and freedom"
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A FATAL FIRST NIGHT | Kirkus Reviews
A Fatal First Night
"Readers who enjoy historical mysteries with a touch of romance will enjoy the period details and strong female characters, as well as Ella’s colorful parrot, Montezuma."
A Fatal First Night
"Kalb writes with vivid assurance. Her stories are well paced and well layered. Ella’s matrix – the characters who surround her – are as interesting and flawed yet human as she is herself, as is the theatrical setting...This book is by a woman who knows how to tell a story."
Full review here:
Kathleen Marple Kalb: A Fatal First Night – Aunt Agatha's (auntagathas.com)
A Fatal Finale
EDITOR'S CHOICE
"This is the start of a wonderful new series. Ella is an amazing character...Kalb paints a vivid portrait of New York at the end of the 19th century...Highly recommended."
Full review here:
https://historicalnovelsociety.org/reviews/a-fatal-finale-ella-shane-mystery/
A Fatal First Night
“a fascinating novel, filled with facts about life in the fin-de-siècle of the Victorian Era, of the niche of women during that time, social commentary on the attitude toward not only Blacks but Jews and the Irish, the strictures of courtship, and a murder or two thrown in for good measure.”
Full review here:
a book review by Toni V. Sweeney: A Fatal First Night (An Ella Shane Mystery) (nyjournalofbooks.com)
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