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Can Dora and Rex solve this cold case without ending up in hot water?London, 1923. In a Mayfair dining room, Theodora Laurent and Lord Rex Bankes-Fernsby make an incredible discovery. Rex's sister Caledonia is a naturally gifted codebreaker.Upon hearing this news, Lord Audley, London's spy master, asks for their help with a most unusual mission.Twenty-five years earlier, his wife died in a terrible accident. Now, he has uncovered evidence that her death may have been murder. The answer to what happened to her lies in the coded messages he discovered in her old things.With Caledonia's help, Dora and Rex delve into the mysterious case of Lady Audley. Each decoded message reveals a tantalising clue. But, in the excitement of the chase, they forget one fact.They aren't the only ones who know what those messages say.The closer they get to the truth, the harder the killer will work to keep their misdeeds buried in the past. Lynn Morrison lives in Oxford, England along with her husband, two daughters and two cats. Born and raised in Mississippi, her wanderlust attitude has led her to live in California, Italy, France and the Netherlands. It's no surprise then that she loves to travel, with a never-ending wishlist of destinations to visit.
She is as passionate about reading as she is writing, and can almost always be found with a book in hand. You can find out more about her on her website LynnMorrisonWriter.com.
If you want to chat with her directly, join her Facebook group - Lynn Morrison's Not a Book Club - where she happily talks about books, life and anything else that crosses her mind.
She is as passionate about reading as she is writing, and can almost always be found with a book in hand. You can find out more about her on her website LynnMorrisonWriter.com.
If you want to chat with her directly, join her Facebook group - Lynn Morrison's Not a Book Club - where she happily talks about books, life and anything else that crosses her mind.
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- SeriesDora and Rex 1920s Mysteries #6