1918 Italy
When a deadly blizzard traps Fiona Figg and Kitty Lane in the Dolomite Mountains, it's all
downhill from here.Their hotel is snowed-in, and no one can get in or out. Then a man is found dead in his locked hotel room - and the killer is still on the premises. But with no murder weapon and too many suspects, their investigation is treading on thin ice.
The colder it gets outside, the hotter it gets inside as Fiona squares off with both her beloved
Archie and her nemesis Fredricks. With her love-life on a slippery-slope, Fiona risks everything in one bold move...
As fast and twisty as a downhill slalom, this slick new cozy from Kelly Oliver will have you melting into a puddle of laughter.
Snap in and enjoy the ride.
Readers love Fiona Figg and Kitty Lane Mysteries:
"A bold, original sleuth, a devilishly charming adversary and a plucky Pekingese, this is a witty, high-energy tale of WWI espionage."
Mariah Fredericks, author of The Lindbergh Nanny
"Will keep you turning the pages and laughing all the way!"
Dianne Freeman ** 'The perfect wartime spy; Fiona Figg is smart, sneaky, and full of surprises... A fun whodunit that will keep you turning the pages!" **Cathi Stoler, author of The Murder On The Rocks Mysteries.
"A cross between an Agatha Christie and a Sherlock Holmes sleuthing story. Just brilliant!"
NetGalley Reviewer
"Covert in Cairo is simply delightful. Kelly Oliver's immersive prose brings World War I era Egypt to life. Fiona Figg - with her tools, wigs, and disguises - is a sleuth you can't help but root for."
S.K. Golden, author of the Pinnacle Hotel Mystery series.
"This historical mystery delivers twists and turns. I can't wait for the next one!"
Muddy Rose Reviews
"I love Fiona Figg!"
Margaret Mizushima
"Couldn't put it down." Amazon Reviewer"A perfect blend of wit, fun, and intrigue." Debra Goldstein
"I am hooked on these amazing characters."
Amazon Reviewer
"A fun diversion with an entertaining female lead."
Kirkus Reviews
"Fans of Susan Elia MacNeal will gobble up this series! Highly recommend."
L.A. Chandlar
"Diabolical plot twists, interesting red herrings, colorful characters, make this a good whodunit."