Publisher's Synopsis
In a town famous for healing waters, one sip could mean murder.
Mineral Wells, Texas, 1924
Lady Anne Worthington, an English countess and brilliant inventor, has been shipped to America to find a wealthy oilman husband. But the independent Lady Anne has other plans-and they don't include marriage. While on a U.S. tour to showcase her Sherlock Holmes-themed murder machine, she's poised to make quite the splash.
When the tour's promoter, washed-up actor Baxter Knight, dies after drinking the famed mineral water, Lady Anne suspects foul play. As small-town secrets bubble to the surface, nobody at the peaceful spa retreat is above suspicion.
With the stubborn local sheriff targeting the wrong suspect, Lady Anne teams up with a handsome new-in-town Texas Ranger to unravel a mystery buried deeper than the healing wells.
Will Lady Anne's search for justice bring her closer to a found family? Or will the killer leave her more isolated than ever?
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The Lady and the Poisoned Waters is the first installment in the Lady Inventor Mysteries, a 1920s cozy mystery series.
If you enjoy the rugged charm of the Old West, the allure of a growing spa town, an adorable cocker spaniel sidekick, and a daring countess with a knack for invention, this 1920s whodunit will whisk you away to a world where cowboy grit meets roaring twenties mystery!
Lady Inventor Mysteries Series Order
- Book 1: The Lady and the Poisoned Waters
- Book 2: The Lady and the Texas Ranger
- Book 3: The Lady and the World's Fair
