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Crystal Gardens:

A Ladies of Lantern Street Novel
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G. P. Putnam's Sons, 2012 - Fiction - 338 pages
Evangeline Ames has rented a country cottage far from the London streets where she was recently attacked. Fascinated by the paranormal energy of nearby Crystal
Gardens, she finds pleasure in sneaking past the wall to explore the grounds. And when her life is threatened again, she instinctively goes to the gardens for safety.

Lucas Sebastian has never been one to ignore a lady in danger, even if she is trespassing on his property. Quickly disposing of her would-be assassin, he insists they keep the matter private. There are rumors enough already, about treasure buried under his garden, and occult botanical experiments performed by his uncle—who died of mysterious causes. With Evangeline's skill for detection, and Lucas's sense of the criminal mind, they soon discover that they have a common enemy. And as the energy emanating from Crystal Gardens intensifies, they realize that to survive they must unearth what has been buried for too long.

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Review: Crystal Gardens (Ladies of Lantern Street Series #1)

User Review  - Susie - Goodreads

I received this book as part of a Goodreads First Read giveaway. I am not the greatest when it comes to trying to put into words my thoughts and feelings about a book. I am sorry if it is not a ... Read full review

Review: Crystal Gardens

User Review  - Publishers Weekly vol. 259 iss. 17 p.

Romance and the paranormal are neatly entwined in late 19th century England in the opening of the new Ladies of Lantern Street series from the prolific Quick (Quicksilver). Sent to the country to ... Read full review

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About the author (2012)

Amanda Quick is a pseudonym for Jayne Ann Krentz, the author, under various pen names, of more than fifty New York Times bestsellers; there are more than 35 million copies of her books in print. She lives in Seattle.

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