Alexander, Tasha, 1969-

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Description: Tasha Alexander writes light historical mysteries, genteelly mixing cozy and thriller elements. Her best-known novels, the Lady Emily Ashton mysteries, follow the stouthearted and intelligent heroine through Victorian Age Europe and the Near East, with particular attention to the social whirl of London; these locales are richly-described and peopled with sharply-drawn characters. Sedate pacing leaves much space for scene setting, from suspenseful atmospherics to the social expectations her characters live with and often chafe against. Language is witty, with believable dialogue and gimlet-eyed narration by her heroine. Start with: And Only to Deceive

Description: Tasha Alexander writes light historical mysteries, genteelly mixing cozy and thriller elements. Her best-known novels, the Lady Emily Ashton mysteries, follow the stouthearted and intelligent heroine through Victorian Age Europe and the Near East, with particular attention to the social whirl of London; these locales are richly-described and peopled with sharply-drawn characters. Sedate pacing leaves much space for scene setting, from suspenseful atmospherics to the social expectations her characters live with and often chafe against. Language is witty, with believable dialogue and gimlet-eyed narration by her heroine. Start with: And Only to Deceive