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Murder on Fleet Street

A 1920s Cozy Historical Mystery (A Ginger Gold Mystery, Book 12)

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Murder on Fleet Street

By: Lee Strauss
Narrated by: Elizabeth Klett
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Murder’s a deadly secret!

Mrs. Ginger Reed - the former Lady Gold - thought her past was dead and buried, but when the mysterious death of a British secret service agent threatens to expose her own Great War secrets, she’s faced with an unimaginable dilemma: break her legal vow to the Official Secrets Act or join the agency again, something she’s loath to do. Because, once they own your soul, there’s no getting it back.

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This brings Georgia back to her spy life when an old college was found dead in compromising situation, unable to tell her husband of her knowledge she finds it difficult to be her usual help. With lots of secrecy, she is recruited again, to infiltrate the communists as they try to spread propaganda surfing unrest. This story shines a mirror on what is happening today with social media, without then having to come in person. Terrific narration again by Elizabeth Klett.

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