Pearls and Poison - (Rose Gallagher Mystery) by Erin Lindsey (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

Rose is back and this time she's flying solo as she investigates criminal paranormal activity in Gilded Age New York City.

Murder in Manhattan

Fully fledged Pinkerton agent Rose Gallagher has just caught her first solo case. Stolen jewels and suspicious deaths in a building on Pearl Street with supernatural markings in the wall are right up her alley. But without her partner, Thomas--whose abrupt departure still hurts her bruised heart--Rose fears she might not be up to the challenge. Especially when the investigation takes a deadly turn . . .

Attending a high society séance hosted by a psychic of dubious repute should have been nothing more than a great opportunity to gather clues. And yet Rose finds herself being followed, her dear friend is brutally attacked, and her mother's life is threatened. With her loved ones in danger, can Rose stop the killer before their sinister scheme claims another victim?

The fourth installment in Erin Lindsey's Rose Gallagher series, Pearls and Poison is an exciting adventure through Gilded Age New York. Fans of historical mysteries and all things supernatural will love this!

Review Quotes

A rousing paranormal adventure that explores the vast class differences shaping the heroine's romance, with real historical personages adding a fillip-- "Kirkus Reviews on A Golden Grave"

Based on historical characters and filled with high adventure, romance, and scares, Rose's newest adventure is a winner-- "Kirkus Reviews on The Silver Shooter"

Clever and spunky sleuth Rose Gallagher encounters a paranormal mystery with a fascinating cast of characters in this charming and compelling novel. A deft and delightful blend of history, mystery, and the supernatural-- "Ashley Weaver, author of the Amory Ames Mysteries, on A Golden Grave"

Exceptional . . . Lindsey keeps the suspense at a high pitch throughout. Fans of Preston and Child's Pendergast series will be enthralled-- "Publishers Weekly Starred Review of The Silver Shooter"

If Amy Stewart's adventures featuring Miss Kopp married an episode of TV's Murdoch Mysteries, it would become this book's balanced blend of mysticism and mystery-- "Library Journal on A Golden Grave"

Rollicking . . . Fans of paranormal historicals will be well satisfied-- "Publishers Weekly on A Golden Grave"

Strong world building, a spunky heroine, and enough shoot-'em-up action for a dime novel-- "Booklist on The Silver Shooter"

This should win fans with its plucky protagonist, who defies expectations of her class and gender; genre-blending plot; brisk pace; and potential for romance-- "Booklist on Murder on Millionaires' Row"

With a strong, likable heroine and a well-drawn cast of characters, this highly recommended romp through late 19th-century New York will have readers clamoring for the next installment-- "Library Journal Starred Review of Murder on Millionaires' Row"

Wonderful characters and intricately described class divides of the time-- "Booklist on A Golden Grave"