Journey into the heart of 20th Century Russia in this fun and funny historical mystery, perfect for fans of Verity Bright and Helena Dixon.
1918 Moscow
Will following her heart mean losing her head? It could mean losing her job.
Fiona Figg trails her nemesis Fredrick Fredricks to Moscow. But when she arrives at the grand Metropol Hotel, the bounder has vanished.
After Fiona doesn’t show up for work at the War Office, Kitty Lane raises a red flag and tracks her to Russia. Seeking haven at the British Embassy, Kitty and Fiona become embroiled in a plot to overthrow the Bolshevik government.
But the plot turns deadly when Fiona goes undercover as a governess in the household of Iron Viktor, the Bolsheviks’ Head of Secret Police. And when Viktor turns up dead in his study, Fiona finds herself wanted for murder and on the lam.
Can Fiona and Kitty find the real killer and escape the Kremlin before it’s too late? Or will this dangerous game of Russian roulette be their last?
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Kelly Oliver is the author of three award-winning bestselling mystery series and dozens of nonfiction books.
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Why Should You Read It?
“Murder in Moscow” by Kelly Oliver takes readers on a thrilling journey through the tumultuous streets of 20th-century Russia, blending historical intrigue with laugh-out-loud humor. Set against the backdrop of 1918 Moscow, the novel follows Fiona Figg as she embarks on a mission to track down her nemesis, Fredrick Fredricks, only to find herself entangled in a dangerous game of espionage and murder.
Oliver’s storytelling is both captivating and entertaining, weaving together elements of mystery, romance, and political intrigue with skillful precision. The characters, particularly Fiona and her sidekick Kitty Lane, are charming and relatable, adding depth and humor to the narrative. As Fiona goes undercover as a governess in the household of Iron Viktor, the tension escalates, leading to a gripping climax that will keep readers guessing until the very end.
What sets “Murder in Moscow” apart is its unique blend of humor and suspense, making it a refreshing addition to the historical mystery genre. Oliver’s vivid descriptions bring the streets of Moscow to life, immersing readers in the sights, sounds, and smells of the era. From the grand Metropol Hotel to the shadowy corners of the Kremlin, the setting serves as a rich and atmospheric backdrop for Fiona’s daring escapades.
Overall, “Murder in Moscow” is a delightful romp through history, filled with wit, charm, and unexpected twists. Kelly Oliver has crafted a compelling mystery that will appeal to fans of Verity Bright and Helena Dixon alike. With its blend of humor, romance, and intrigue, this book earns a solid four stars and is sure to keep readers eagerly turning pages until the very end.
