This is a fictional crime thriller that has the Queen as the central character who apart from ruling, also solves mysteries.
In the morning of her 89th birthday dinner party, Queen Elizabeth finds a male guest dead. Despite, the person hanging themselves, the police rules it as a homicide and suspect foul play from one of the Royal household servant. However, she thinks otherwise and investigates with her trusted secretary, Rozie at her side.
The front cover itself is appealing with the bright red on the black border. I especially like the silver crown.
I like how it's written, in the way that as a reader you too are investigating and finding out about what had happened. I also like how the characters were developed. As well as there's a prologue to the next book at the back.
Reading it, reminded me of one of those murder mysteries like a Sherlock Holmes case but with the Queen as an added charm. I will be looking forward to reading the next book in this series as well as other books by this author.
In the morning of her 89th birthday dinner party, Queen Elizabeth finds a male guest dead. Despite, the person hanging themselves, the police rules it as a homicide and suspect foul play from one of the Royal household servant. However, she thinks otherwise and investigates with her trusted secretary, Rozie at her side.
The front cover itself is appealing with the bright red on the black border. I especially like the silver crown.
I like how it's written, in the way that as a reader you too are investigating and finding out about what had happened. I also like how the characters were developed. As well as there's a prologue to the next book at the back.
Reading it, reminded me of one of those murder mysteries like a Sherlock Holmes case but with the Queen as an added charm. I will be looking forward to reading the next book in this series as well as other books by this author.