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Murder at The Maharaja's Courts

A 1920s Cozy Historical Mystery (a Ginger Gold Mystery, Book 28)

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By: Lee Strauss
Narrated by: Elizabeth Klett
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Murder is a World Away...

Rajasthan, 1929. Lady Ginger Gold never imagined her journey to India would draw her into the glittering yet perilous world of a royal court. Invited with her husband Basil to a lavish celebration at a maharaja's palace, she is swept into a realm of jewelled elephants, opulent banquets, and the thrill of a tiger hunt in the desert.

But when a guest is gunned down during the hunt, whispers ripple through the gilded halls. Was the bullet meant for the victim—or for the maharaja himself? British officials with secrets to hide, courtiers with shifting loyalties, and whispers of rebellion against the Crown make this Ginger's most exotic and dangerous case yet.

©2025 Lee Strauss (P)2026 Lee Strauss Cosy Historical Mystery Women Sleuths Women's Fiction
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I’ve followed this series right through - and like it - but this was just boring - inconsequential, trivial, and irrelevant! Can we please just get back to a locked room, in a country house on an isolated island mystery - because that’d be more believable than this!

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Basil and Ginger are highered to find stolen jewels in India, and follow their client out. Only to be a witness in what everyone is calling an accident, while in a tiger shot. Ask by their host to investigate, they start to uncover more than they bargained for.
Read brilliantly again by Elizabeth Klett.

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