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Abigail Wilson returns to Regency England with another tale of murder, mystery, and romance.

Midnight on the River GreyAfter her elder brother’s mysterious death, Rebecca Hunter vows to expose the man she believes responsible-Mr. Lewis Browning-known by the locals as the Midnight Devil and by Rebecca as her new guardian. He alone was on the bridge that fateful night and openly admits striking her brother with his horse, but he claims he remembers little else.


Summoned to his reclusive country estate to await her London season, Rebecca plans her own secret investigation. Yet, Lewis Browning is not as she once imagined, and his motivation is horribly unclear. Recurrent nightmares and Rebecca’s restless feelings are further complicated by the shadow of her mother’s prior descent into madness and whether she too will follow the same heartbreaking path.
Even as midnight rides, strange injuries, and further murders lead back to Lewis, Rebecca can’t ignore the subtle turn of her heart. Has she developed feelings for the man she swore to see hanged? And moreover, can she trust him with her uncertain future?

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Meet Abigail Wilson combines her passion for Regency England with intrigue and adventure to pen historical mysteries with a heart. A Registered Nurse, chai tea addict, and mother of two crazy kids, Abigail fills her spare time hiking the National Parks, attending her daughter’s gymnastic meets, and curling up with a great book. In 2017, Abigail won WisRWA’s Fab Five contest and in 2016, ACFW’s First Impressions contest as well as placing as a 2017 finalist in the Daphne du Maurier Award for Excellence in Mystery/Suspense. She is a cum laude graduate of the University of Texas at Austin and currently lives in Dripping Springs, Texas, with her husband and children. 
Connect with Abigail at www.acwilsonbooks.com
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My Take:
This book started out pretty interesting, but I had a bit of a hard time following what was happening. It kept my interest, however, there were a lot of characters and things happening that for  a while just didn't make sense or add up. 

It kind of follows a similar romantic pattern to her previous book, A Shadow in Croft Towers. In both books, the main characters  are attracted to men who seem to have different personalities, and they don't know whether to trust them or not because of all the secrets. In this book,  Rebecca is attracted to, but doesn't exactly trust Lewis, who may somehow be responsible for her brother's death. And yet, she also can't seem to resist him and part of her wants to believe he is upstanding. You'll have to read to see whether he is or not. 

It was past the halfway mark in the book before, I began to be able to put the pieces together and the who's, who and how that all affects the story. However, even though a bit of a challenge to read, the author still kept me interested in the plot. Rebecca at times felt just a little ditsy on figuring things out. Maybe she just wanted to trust people, but there was quite a bit to be suspicious about that she seemed to overlook. I was able to relate to all the different thoughts that were going through her mind though, questioning people and circumstances, and trying to make sense of things. 

I was blessed with this book courtesy of Celebrate Lit Bloggers. I was not asked or required to write a positive review. All opinions are my own. 

Blog Stops

Emily Yager, July 12
Stories By Gina, July 12
Simple Harvest Reads, July 14 (Guest post from Mindy Houng)
Wishful Endings, July 15
Mary Hake, July 17
Genesis 5020, July 18
Bigreadersite, July 18
Remembrancy, July 20
Pause for Tales, July 21
Hallie Reads, July 23

*Giveaway*

To celebrate her tour, Abigail is giving away a grand prize of a copy of her book!!
Be sure to comment on the blog stops for nine extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.

Comments

  1. This looks like a book I would very much enjoy reading. Love the cover. Would love to get this book.

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  2. I enjoyed her debut novel. I'm looking forward to reading this one.

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