Praise for Anna Lee Huber’s This Side of Murder:
“A smashing and engrossing tale of deceit, murder and betrayal set just after World War I. . . . Reminiscent of some of the works of Agatha Christie. . . . Anna Lee Huber has crafted a truly captivating mystery here.”
—All About Romance
“A classic murder mystery with the added layer of the Great War . . . The dialogues are exquisite, as is the writing.”
—Fresh Fiction
“Absolutely loved it! . . . Everything a mystery should be: suspenseful, atmospheric, and beautifully written, with rich historical detail and a heroine you really want to cheer for. I enjoyed every page, and I can’t wait to see more of Verity Kent!”
—Ashley Weaver, author of the Amory Ames Mysteries
“I’m happy to gush over Anna’s writing because she really is that good. Fans of Mary Stewart—take note. In the aftermath of WWI, intrigue, urgency, and a smart, savvy sleuth come together in what is already my favorite new mystery series!”
—Alyssa Maxwell, author of the Lady and Lady’s Maid Mysteries
“With its spirited heroine, richly drawn setting and compelling time period, This Side of Murder is sure to please fans of classic whodunits and lovers of historical fiction alike.”
—Jessie Crockett, author of Whispers Beyond the Veil
Praise for Anna Lee Huber’s previous works:
“Deftly handled and well plotted, with gorgeous prose and a demonstrated grasp on a complex history, As Death Draws Near is a sumptuous and suspenseful escape into another time.”
—All About Romance
“Anna Lee Huber once again takes us into the dark streets and the bright ballrooms of Edinburgh. . . . Our fascinating heroine finds danger in both the dank alleys and the glittering homes of the wealthy, where nothing is what it seems.... A thoroughly enjoyable read!”
—Victoria Thompson, bestselling author of Murder on Amsterdam Avenue
“Anna Lee Huber is a supremely talented author, and these books are complex, impeccably plotted, and clearly well-researched. In addition to creating the wonderful characters, she brings the culture and the landscape into full view, and there is a strong sense of place.”
—Romantic Historical Reviews
“Huber’s lively fourth Lady Darby mystery . . . centers on the suspicious death of Lady Drummond, whose portrait Kiera (aka Lady Darby) was painting.... Kiera . . . uses the resources she has with verve and vigor.”
—Publishers Weekly
“The latest Lady Darby mystery fascinates with its compelling heroine who forges her own way in a society that frowns upon female independence.... The journey to uncover a killer takes many twists and leads to a surprising culprit.”
—RT Book Reviews
“Anna Lee Huber’s spirited debut mixes classic country house mystery with a liberal dash of historical romance. Fans of Tasha Alexander and Agatha Christie rejoice! Lady Darby is an engaging new sleuth to follow and The Anatomist’s Wife is history mystery in fine Victorian style!
—Julia Spencer-Fleming, New York Times bestselling author of One Was a Soldier
“Riveting. . . . Huber deftly weaves together an original premise, an enigmatic heroine, and a compelling Highland setting for a book you won’t want to put down. I cannot wait for the second installment of Lady Darby’s adventures.”
—Deanna Raybourn, New York Times bestselling author of The Dark Enquiry