Death by Misadventure

A Lady Emily Mystery (Lady Emily Mysteries, Book 18)

De: Tasha Alexander

Narrado por: Bianca Amato

"The entwined stories and Amato's passionate narration will remain in listeners' minds long after the mysteries are solved."—AudioFile on In the Shadow of Vesuvius

In the latest installment of Tasha Alexander’s New York Times bestselling series, Lady Emily must solve a string of high stakes “accidents” while trapped in a lavish villa in the Bavarian Alps.

In the winter of 1906, Lady Emily and husband Colin are invited to the opulent home of Baroness Ursula von Duchtel in the Bavarian alps. Outside is a mountainous winter wonderland with a view of Mad King Ludwig’s fairy tale castle. Inside, the villa hosts a magnificent but eclectic art collection—as well as an equally eclectic collection of fellow guests, among them a musician, an art dealer, a coquette from the demi-monde, and Kaspar, the Baroness’ boorish son-in-law, whom, it begins to appear, someone wants dead.

Almost forty years earlier, Niels, a young German lord, sings to himself in the forest surrounding those same alps, capturing the attention of a not-yet-mad King Ludwig. Niels and the king become fast friends, their relationship deepening into something more as their time together stretches on. But while King Ludwig is content to live out a fantasy where their responsibilities don't matter and the outside world doesn't affect them, Niels knows that their bliss cannot last forever...

Decades later, Emily continues to investigate Kaspar's increasingly lethal “mishaps" when tragedy strikes, ensnaring the guests in a web of fear and suspicion. It’s up to Emily to sift through old secrets and motivations, some stretching far into the past, to unmask the killer.

A Macmillan Audio production from Minotaur Books.

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Reseñas de la Crítica

"A mystery that keeps you guessing while you enjoy the historical retrospective on the Mad King."—Kirkus Reivews

The story between the king and Niels

To long to find who did it and then all of a sudden Emily notices the portrait on why it’s tilting

Disappointed in this Book

I have loved all of Tasha Alexander’s books since I began reading them. I always wait eagerly for each new one. This however was very hard to get through - overly long, aggravating insistence on strong, hard to understand German accents and uninteresting characters. I’m still look

Not up to par

This was a confusing and disappointing tale. Takjng these characters to a different culture didn’t work