Broken Lullaby

by Laurel Pace

Across the great cities of Europe, genealogist Jordan MacKenzie was being wined and dined by an urbane art dealer steeped in Old World charm and mystery. She was also being pursued-by a skilled assassin. Charming, mysterious Nick Rostov hadn't convinced Jordan that her search for a famous client's roots would lead them to a priceless object d'art.

The Radetsky Music Box was renowned for its legend of great love and deep tragedy-but it had vanished during the chaos of the Russian Revolution. Jordan knew she was on to something big when her European tour took a deadly turn. Nick wasn't the only one interested in an exquisite piece of history. But was he the most dangerous?

251 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1992

Reviews

[Sandra · Rating 5 out of 5]

Genealogist heroine Jordan MacKenzie is searching for clues to her client's past and a missing antique music box. The box vanished during the Russian Revolution and no one has seen it since. Her search takes her through the cities of Europe and she meets handsome and suave hero Nick Rostov, an art expert who is determined to find the Radetsky Music Box. Jordan and Nick end up traveling together. But Jordan is pursued by a dangerous assassin...

This was an extremely enjoyable mystery. I loved the glamorous locations (like Vienna), the handsome and secretive hero, the mystery of the music box... A terrific Harlequin Intrigue with a classy main couple.

[Mojca · Rating 3 out of 5]

Very Anastasia-like, and more than predictable.