The Counterfeit Wife: A Revolutionary War Mystery

Awards:   Commended for Agatha Awards (Best Historical Novel) 2022
Author:   Mally Becker
Publisher:   Level Best Books
Volume:   2
ISBN:  

9781685121587


Pages:   276
Publication Date:   20 September 2022
Format:   Paperback
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  • Commended for Agatha Awards (Best Historical Novel) 2022

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Author:   Mally Becker
Publisher:   Level Best Books
Imprint:   Level Best Books
Volume:   2
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.60cm , Length: 22.90cm
Weight:   0.408kg
ISBN:  

9781685121587


ISBN 10:   1685121586
Pages:   276
Publication Date:   20 September 2022
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Available To Order   Availability explained
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The Counterfeit Wife by Mally Becker has it all - adventure, romance and deceit. The second book in the Revolutionary War Mysteries will sweep you up in the twists and turns of a suspenseful story about traitors, murderers and counterfeiters. Follow Becca and Daniel from Philadelphia's high society to its back alleys and docks where we learn that there is more than one kind of counterfeiter at the heart of this story. Becker gives us a complex heroine in Rebecca Parcell. Conflicted about her attraction to Daniel, her partner in espionage, she comes into her own as a budding feminist. With smooth-as-ice prose and pitch-perfect dialogue, Becker has done it again. History and mystery lovers won't want to miss the latest installment of the Revolutionary War Mysteries. - Tina deBellegarde, Agatha and Derringer-nominated author of the Batavia-on-Hudson Mystery Series In Mally Becker's brilliant sequel to The Turncoat's Widow, the fight for independence is both political and personal. When George Washington calls upon Becca Parcells and Daniel Alloway to fight the spread of counterfeit money, the unlikely pair uncovers a web of lies and long-buried secrets that reverberate from the battlefield to the bedroom. This historical mystery is vividly realized in its precise details, complex characters, and dynamic plot. The Counterfeit Wife is a not-to-be-missed adventure that gives new meaning to rebel and loyalist, spy and spouse. - Lori Robbins, award-winning author of the On Pointe and Masterclass Mystery series Well researched from the buried past, familiar Philadelphia locations come to life as Becker weaves historical details into the lives of well-developed characters. Rich in descriptive language, Mally Becker introduces the reader to the lives of wealthy, their servants and the enslaved. The reader will traverse the docks and streets of the past yet recognize those of today: Market Street, City Tavern, Ben Franklin's Post Office, and A Man Full of Troubles (Sorrows) Tavern. Plot twists and turns lead us deeper into the truth as clues are deftly left for the reader. As the young country struggles for independence, so does Becca, and she will have you turning pages well into the night. Like today's world, a woman's independence and strength is bolstered by the support of other women and Becca leans into Lady Washington, Sally Franklin Bache and a mysterious healer as Becca and Daniel lie to everyone but never to each other. I highly recommended The Counterfeit Wife and I'm already anxious for the third of the series. - Eileen Harrison Sanchez, award-winning author of Freedom Lessons-A Novel


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Mally Becker combines her love of history and crime fiction in mysteries that feature strong, independent heroines. She is the Agatha Award-nominated author of The Turncoat's Widow, which Kirkus Reviews called, ""A compelling tale ... with charming main characters."" Her first novel was also named a CIBA ""Mystery & Mayhem"" finalist. A member of the board of MWA-NY, Mally was an attorney until becoming a full-time writer and an instructor at The Writers Circle Workshops. She is also a member of Sisters in Crime and the Historical Novel Society. Mally and her husband live in New Jersey, where they raised their wonderful son and spend as much time as they can hiking and kayaking.

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