A Trace of Deceit: A Novel

Author:   Karen Odden
Publisher:   HarperCollins Publishers Inc
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Pages:   416
Publication Date:   20 February 2020
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Author:   Karen Odden
Publisher:   HarperCollins Publishers Inc
Imprint:   William Morrow Paperbacks
Dimensions:   Width: 13.50cm , Height: 2.40cm , Length: 20.30cm
Weight:   0.286kg
ISBN:  

9780062796622


ISBN 10:   0062796623
Pages:   416
Publication Date:   20 February 2020
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
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""Odden's third effort injects a refreshing level of complexity, both in character development and plotting, into what one typically expects to find in historical cozies. This will appeal to fans of Victorian mysteries, as well as those interested in art history."" — Booklist (starred review) ""Odden keenly evokes the physical as well as cultural milieu of Victorian England, and peoples her setting with fully realized and intriguing characters. This book will delight readers who like their mysteries cloaked in well-researched history."" — Publishers Weekly ""...this thrilling, action-packed story [is] an absolute delight to read."" — Historical Novel Society ""Odden’s literary brushstrokes vividly portray the misogyny and gender bias experienced by women in Victorian society, especially a woman battling to exercise her artistic talent. "" — Washington Independent Review of Books ""Fans of Anne Perry, Deanna Rayborn, and Tasha Alexander will root for Karen Odden’s newest heroine, Annabel Rowe—aspiring painter and now amateur sleuth—investigating the murder of her art forger brother. The novel's a delightful mix of mystery, history, and romance, served with a delicious helping of lush period detail, while chemistry between Annabel and the investigating Scotland Yard detective add spice to the adventure."" — Susan Elia MacNeal, New York Times bestselling author of the Maggie Hope series ""A darkly thrilling story filled with suspense and secrets, a courageous heroine, an edgy climax, and an atmospheric setting that perfectly captures the underbelly of London’s art world in the Victorian era.  A Trace of Deceit is an absolute winner!"" — Stefanie Pintoff, Edgar Award winning author Praise for A Dangerous Duet: &#8220Enter a world of teeming and dangerous cities portrayed in vitality and amazing detail. Meet characters with tremendous courage and appetite for life, and be glad you can return at will to the present.” — Anne Perry, New York Times bestselling author  ""A riveting addition to the author's Victorian mystery series!"" — Rosemary Simpson


Odden keenly evokes the physical as well as cultural milieu of Victorian England, and peoples her setting with fully realized and intriguing characters. This book will delight readers who like their mysteries cloaked in well-researched history. -- Publishers Weekly Fans of Anne Perry, Deanna Rayborn, and Tasha Alexander will root for Karen Odden's newest heroine, Annabel Rowe-aspiring painter and now amateur sleuth-investigating the murder of her art forger brother. The novel's a delightful mix of mystery, history, and romance, served with a delicious helping of lush period detail, while chemistry between Annabel and the investigating Scotland Yard detective add spice to the adventure. -- Susan Elia MacNeal, <em>New York Times </em>bestselling author of the Maggie Hope series A darkly thrilling story filled with suspense and secrets, a courageous heroine, an edgy climax, and an atmospheric setting that perfectly captures the underbelly of London's art world in the Victorian era. A Trace of Deceit is an absolute winner! -- Stefanie Pintoff, Edgar Award winning author Praise for A Dangerous Duet: &#8220Enter a world of teeming and dangerous cities portrayed in vitality and amazing detail. Meet characters with tremendous courage and appetite for life, and be glad you can return at will to the present. -- Anne Perry, <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author Odden's third effort injects a refreshing level of complexity, both in character development and plotting, into what one typically expects to find in historical cozies. This will appeal to fans of Victorian mysteries, as well as those interested in art history. -- Booklist <strong>(starred review)</strong> A riveting addition to the author's Victorian mystery series! -- Rosemary Simpson


Fans of Anne Perry, Deanna Rayborn, and Tasha Alexander will root for Karen Odden's newest heroine, Annabel Rowe-aspiring painter and now amateur sleuth-investigating the murder of her art forger brother. The novel's a delightful mix of mystery, history, and romance, served with a delicious helping of lush period detail, while chemistry between Annabel and the investigating Scotland Yard detective add spice to the adventure. -- Susan Elia MacNeal, <em>New York Times </em>bestselling author of the Maggie Hope series A darkly thrilling story filled with suspense and secrets, a courageous heroine, an edgy climax, and an atmospheric setting that perfectly captures the underbelly of London's art world in the Victorian era. A Trace of Deceit is an absolute winner! -- Stefanie Pintoff, Edgar Award winning author Praise for A Dangerous Duet: &#8220Enter a world of teeming and dangerous cities portrayed in vitality and amazing detail. Meet characters with tremendous courage and appetite for life, and be glad you can return at will to the present. -- Anne Perry, <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author


Odden's third effort injects a refreshing level of complexity, both in character development and plotting, into what one typically expects to find in historical cozies. This will appeal to fans of Victorian mysteries, as well as those interested in art history. -- <em>Booklist </em><strong>(starred review)</strong> Odden keenly evokes the physical as well as cultural milieu of Victorian England, and peoples her setting with fully realized and intriguing characters. This book will delight readers who like their mysteries cloaked in well-researched history. -- <em>Publishers Weekly</em> ...this thrilling, action-packed story [is] an absolute delight to read. -- Historical Novel Society Odden's literary brushstrokes vividly portray the misogyny and gender bias experienced by women in Victorian society, especially a woman battling to exercise her artistic talent. -- <em>Washington Independent Review of Books</em> Fans of Anne Perry, Deanna Rayborn, and Tasha Alexander will root for Karen Odden's newest heroine, Annabel Rowe-aspiring painter and now amateur sleuth-investigating the murder of her art forger brother. The novel's a delightful mix of mystery, history, and romance, served with a delicious helping of lush period detail, while chemistry between Annabel and the investigating Scotland Yard detective add spice to the adventure. -- Susan Elia MacNeal, <em>New York Times </em>bestselling author of the Maggie Hope series A darkly thrilling story filled with suspense and secrets, a courageous heroine, an edgy climax, and an atmospheric setting that perfectly captures the underbelly of London's art world in the Victorian era. A Trace of Deceit is an absolute winner! -- Stefanie Pintoff, Edgar Award winning author Praise for A Dangerous Duet: &#8220Enter a world of teeming and dangerous cities portrayed in vitality and amazing detail. Meet characters with tremendous courage and appetite for life, and be glad you can return at will to the present. -- Anne Perry, <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author A riveting addition to the author's Victorian mystery series! -- Rosemary Simpson


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Karen Odden received her PhD in English literature from New York University and has taught at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor. She currently serves as an assistant editor for the academic journal Victorian Literature and Culture. Her debut novel, A Lady in the Smoke, was a USA Today bestseller.

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