Praise for Darcie Wilde's Regency-set mysteries

"Compelling period drama." --Kirkus Reviews on A Counterfeit Suitor

"Meticulously crafted... An empathetic, perceptive lead...her relationships with her caring friends add much to the book's appeal. A plot as complex as a Chinese puzzle box will keep readers turning the pages. Wilde offers a fascinating, richly detailed look at Regency society." --Publishers Weekly on A Counterfeit Suitor

"A well-researched story, the narrative is fast-paced with spot-on dialogue...An absolute delight." --Historical Novel Society on A Counterfeit Suitor

"Wilde writes about high society social codes the same way Phoebe Waller-Bridge makes cheeky asides in "Fleabag."" --Bookpage on A Lady Compromised

"Complex social networks spark an equally complex puzzle." --Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW for A Lady Compromised

"[The heroine] is a great character, sharp-witted, intelligent, and independent-minded. She has often been compared to Elizabeth Bennet, as is natural, because the series is clearly inspired by Jane Austen's novels, but I think a closer parallel would be to Anne Elliot in Persuasion." --Aunt Agatha's Bookstore on A Lady Compromised

"A Lady Compromised is a complex, enthralling mystery that rivals those of Anne Perry and Agatha Christie." --New York Journal of Books

"[The heroine] carries the soul of Sherlock Holmes in the world of Elizabeth Bennet, and it's a hard combination to beat." --BookPage on And Dangerous to Know

"The Regency frame is skillfully woven through a story that features surprising plot twists and an engaging subplot concerning [the heroine's] dilemma over whom to marry--Harkness or a duke who will allow her to reclaim her past." --Booklist on And Dangerous to Know