Murder at the Serpentine Bridge

Praise for the Wrexford & Sloane Mysteries by Andrea Penrose

“A charming, action-packed mix of historical mysteries and Regency romance.” —Kirkus Reviews on Murder at the Serpentine Bridge

“Fascinating and well-researched…[Readers] will have fun.” —Publishers Weekly on Murder at the Serpentine Bridge

“Swashbuckling…Historical fans will have fun.” —Publishers Weekly on Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens

“For relaxed enjoyment and the diversion of adept time travel, an Andrea Penrose historical mystery is hard to beat!” —The New York Journal of Books on Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens

“A bit of Regency-period romance and history enhance a convoluted mystery with plenty of derring-do.” —Kirkus Reviews on Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens

“Andrea Penrose is skillful at incorporating the scientific discoveries of the day into her plots.” —Criminal Element on Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens

“A nice mix of science, setting, adventure story, and romance.  Wrexford and Charlotte are a great pair.” —Aunt Agatha’s Bookstore on Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens

“Another delight of the series.” —Historical Novel Society on Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens

“Scientific discoveries combine with a complex mystery to provide an action-packed brainteaser.” —Kirkus Reviews on Murder at Queen’s Landing

“The author captures the Regency era’s complexities in vivid settings, contrasting milieus, and a wealth of fascinating details...This thoughtful blend of derring-do and intellectual discussion should win Penrose new fans.” —Publishers Weekly on Murder at Queen’s Landing

“A high-paced adventure with a light feathering of attraction between the protagonists. After all, it’s hard to take time for courting when you’re protecting the people you care for, in the face of a powerful criminal mastermind.” —The New York Journal of Books on Murder at Queen’s Landing

“An intricately plotted mystery set in Regency England. Its complex story line and authentic historical details bring the early days of the Industrial Revolution vividly to life. Bound to fascinate readers of C.S. Harris and even fans of Victorian mysteries.” —Library Journal, STARRED REVIEW on Murder at Half Moon Gate

“Penrose does a good job linking the mystery to the period’s scientific and social changes. Those seeking an unusually rich look at Regency life will be satisfied.” —Publishers Weekly on Murder at Kensington Palace

“Penrose is excellent at conveying the details of early 19th-century science and experiments with electricity. This was the era of
Frankenstein, after all. The relationship between Wrexford and Charlotte is further developed in this book, and I am looking
forward to seeing where it leads next.” —Historical Novel Society on Murder at Kensington Palace

“Penrose deftly intertwines the politics of navigating Regency-era society, scientific progress, and the deepening relationship between the protagonists. Series fans will enjoy revisiting the lively cast of characters, while historical fiction readers will be satisfied by the immersive, richly detailed mystery.” —Library Journal on Murder at Kensington Palace

“Murder at Kensington Palace is a challenging story, replete with scientific discoveries and challenges of the time, but it’s grounded in loyalty, persistence, and courage.” —Criminal Element

“Science and romance meet in a high-stakes cat-and-mouse game.”—Kirkus Reviews on Murder at Kensington Palace
"The relationship and banter between the two stars of this series is incredible. Readers will look forward to seeing Charlotte and
Wrex again (and hopefully very soon)." —Suspense Magazine on Murder at Half Moon Gate

"Thoroughly enjoyable...with sharp, engaging characters, rich period detail, and a compellingly twisty plot, Andrea Penrose delivers a winner...fans of C.S. Harris and Kate Ross will be rooting for Charlotte Sloane and the Earl of Wrexford. Devilishly good fun!” —Deanna Raybourn, New York Times bestselling author on Murder on Black Swan Lane

“Fans of C.S. Harris take note! In this new, Regency-set mystery series, the artist Charlotte Sloane and the scientist Earl of Wrexford are the perfect mismatched pair of sleuths. A riveting ride through Regency London, from the slums of St. Giles, to the mansions of Mayfair.” —Lauren Willig, New York Times bestselling author on Murder on Black Swan Lane

“A wonderfully engaging Regency mystery, with a most determined heroine and an engaging pair of street urchins at her side.
Historical chemistry meets alchemy, and only a nonchalant nobleman can help solve the murder. A delight of a book.” —Joanna Bourne, award-winning author on Murder on Black Swan Lane