A Lady's Guide to Murder The new heartwarming and action-packed enemies-to-lovers romantic mystery for 2025!

Enola Holmes meets Sophie Irwin in this historical romantic mystery following a duchess forced to partner up with her sworn rival to unmask a killer, clear her name and try not to fall in love.

'Gorgeous, captivating regency romance' Sophie Irwin

'The pen of Felicity George does NOT disappoint' 5* Reader Review

'Evocative romance' Virginia Heath

Two sworn enemies. One inconvenient truce
When the beloved Duke of Severn is murdered, rumours are that Henrietta - his young and scandalous wife - was behind it. Especially once she goes on the run!

But Henrietta is not alone.

Theo Hawke, her sworn enemy and ruthless journalist, is on her trail determined to be the first to get the scoop.

With no other choice Henrietta presents a truce: if he helps her unmask the true identity of the killer then he can publish whatever he likes.

Except when their inconvenient truce begins to cause inconvenient feelings, it's not just Henrietta's reputation at stake but her heart too . . .

Praise for Felicity George!

'Perfect balance of emotion, suspense and love' 5* Reader Review

'Sexy, emotional and deliciously romantic' Cressida McLaughlin

'A must for regency novels fans' 5* Reader Review

Felicity George is a writer and teacher from Toronto, where she lives with her husband, her two teenage children, a large cat, and a tiny dog. A lifelong devotee of Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer, Felicity adores a happily-ever-after.


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