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After the prologue of this 3rd book in the series, I'm thinking I should have started a link board or wall to keep track of the clues... just who is The Squire and his cronies?

"The Romans put up lights all around the coast, you know. I believe their name for 'em was 'pharos.' They almost all were wrecked by our charming English weather, but promptly put up again. We think our old tower was restored in the fourteenth century."

This is so much better than the second book.

Nadia must die. Soon.

Just what is Falcon up to flirting with nasty Nadia under Gordon's nose? Hmmm?

So, the hero in this book is the elder brother of the hero in the first book of series written by Veryan.

“Your arrival, madam,” he advised pithily, “has not been propitious.”

Murders, he said, did not take place at the homes of fine gentlemen such as Lord Boudreaux.