Skip to content

Opening book details…

Can I read Vienna Waltz (Malcom & Suzanne Rannoch Historical Mysteries) (Malcolm & Suzanne Rannoch Historical Mysteries Book 3) on EtoBox?

Vienna Waltz (Malcom & Suzanne Rannoch Historical Mysteries) (Malcolm & Suzanne Rannoch Historical Mysteries Book 3) by Grant, Teresa is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is Vienna Waltz (Malcom & Suzanne Rannoch Historical Mysteries) (Malcolm & Suzanne Rannoch Historical Mysteries Book 3) about?

A murdered Russian princess creates a diplomatic imbroglio in this magnificent mystery set in the midst of the glittering palaces and ballrooms of the Congress of Vienna. As the heads of state and foreign ministers of Russia, England, Austria, and France gather in the wake of Napoleon's defeat in 1814 to determine the new map of Europe, diplomatic wife Suzanne Rannoch is summoned to the quarters of the beautiful Tatiana Kirsanova. There she discovers her own husband, Malcolm, beside Tatiana's bloody corpse, claiming to have found her only moments before. Despite doubts about her husband's story, Suzanne helps him to untangle the murdered woman's history—a dangerous mix of love affairs and espionage—in the process uncovering the secrets of her uneasy union with Malcolm. With an impeccably researched setting and a cast of historical characters ranging from French diplomatic mastermind Talleyrand to a youthful Franz Schubert, Grant's third novel (after Beneath the Moon, as Tracy Grant) is a brilliantly multilayered mystery and a must-read for fans of the Regency era. ( <div class="bookitem

Who reads Vienna Waltz (Malcom & Suzanne Rannoch Historical Mysteries) (Malcolm & Suzanne Rannoch Historical Mysteries Book 3)?

It is typically read by readers looking for immersive, entertainment-first reading.

Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.

Author
Grant, Teresa
Publisher
NYLA
Published
2015
Language
EN
ISBN
9780758267917
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Historical Fiction, Fiction

Other editions & translations

More by Grant, Teresa

Browse all works by Grant, Teresa

Similar books