Massey has created a majestic evocation of the period and has another captivating success.' -Shots Magazine 'Massey''s second whodunit featuring Bombay attorney Perveen Mistry is even better than the series'' impressive debut. Barrowman, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel 'Fantastic.' -The Christian Science Monitor 'A gloriously descriptive, imaginatively plotted and thrillingly concluded tale. Perveen uncovers ''a mysterious affair'' involving the death of a dowager, the kidnapping of a maharaja, a missing moonstone, and her own closed-off heart.' -Carole E. I recommend this series to fans of the Maisie Dobbs series by Jacqueline Winspear.' -The News-Review 'This sequel is as lovely as the first. Perveen, whose aim is to help women and children, continues to engage us, thereby ensuring a long-running series.' -The Seattle Times 'One of my new favorite historical mystery series is written by Sujata Massey and centers on Perveen Mistry, the only female lawyer in Bombay and one of the first women to practice law in India.

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