Miss-Informed

by Magdalene G. Jones

Rina LeClair was once a young servant girl, head over heels for her best friend. But it has been three years since she lived at Bronleigh Manor. Three years since the war stole her fiancé’s life. The war still rages on, and so does her career. She sings before a full crowd every other day, navigates Romeos, and has settled with her aging grief. But then comes a knock at her door, and Rina finds herself hurled into a mess of confusion. Before she can begin to comprehend the craziness, the Union strikes again. And this time, it’s their biggest fraud of all. But the Union is not their only enemy. And in a world of spies, war, and her love that is not nearly as forgotten as she had hoped, Rina finds herself totally overwhelmed. Will the singer be able to match the convoluted mystery before her? Can she conquer her fears of loving a soldier again? Miss Informed. She knows everything. Misinformed. Her whole world came crashing down with one dimpled soldier boy. Follow Miss-Informed into a mystery of spies, more royalty, more high society, and the bookend to the story of our beloved characters.

367 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 5, 2019

About the author

Magdalene G. Jones is the teen author of The Scarlet Archer and the Miss-Trilogy. She is the oldest of five siblings who are frequently threatened with the deaths of their favorite characters. She possesses the remarkable ability to trip over air and still land spectacularly on her face. She is socially awkward, has social anxiety, and is glad to have the title of 'author' to reassure herself that normal is an insult. She travels the world, hoping to find the stories in sidewalk cracks and in skyscrapers.

Reviews

[G H · Rating 4 out of 5]

An honest review
Miss-Informed is such a fun, twisty adventure mystery! From the stage to the sea to the spy-craft, I loved every moment of Rina and Oliver’s adventure! I wish there were more books with such a wide, tasteful variety of wit, mystery, romance, and adventure as we find in Miss-Informed and Rina’s dynamic, well-rounded character. There were a few moments of “what?” but considering the age of the author, this is an incredible work indeed and the level of character, theme, and plot-twists exceed and defy so many of the overworked stereotypes found in historical fiction today. This truly was such a slap-banger of an ending to the fantastic Miss series! Makes me want to read the whole series again just to spend more time with these dear characters.