After working in a nursing home, in fundraising, and as a stay-at-home mom, she finally figured out what it was she really should be doing (apart from the mom part), and started writing a romance novel. Marissa Doyle graduated from Bryn Mawr College and went on to graduate school intending to be an archaeologist but somehow got distracted. Lyrics and Larceny is the third installment in The Ladies of Almack’s series by Marissa Doyle.Ĭlick "Buy Now" to read about the Lady Patronesses' musical adventure! Read more But a happily-ever-after for Hartley and Demetria isn’t necessarily out of the question, thanks to the Ladies and-much to Annabel’s indignation-a little help from the Marquis of Quinceton. When the Ladies realize that the thefts coincide with Demetria’s recitals, they understand why they seem so familiar. Hartley begs Annabel to help convince his overbearing mother that Demetria is the only wife for him.but Demetria’s aunts don’t approve of the match either. In the meanwhile, Annabel’s cousin Hartley, Viscount Mompesson, has fallen hard for Demetria Pouli, a bewitching Greek soprano with the voice of an angel who is taking London by storm. Whether Doyle is describing the Irish countryside, a magical incantation, or a lover's kiss, her writing is compelling, and it will be hard for readers not to be swept away by this invigorating story.A sneaking suspicion that it’s happened before.Ī rash of brazen jewel thefts across London society-just like one that happened decades ago-has Annabel and the Lady Patronesses of Almack’s on their guard. “As in the previous book, this is a full-bodied story that wonderfully combines elements of romance, fantasy, and history. Extremely well written and utterly delightful.” - VOYA on Betraying Season “Seamlessly weaving elements of historical fiction, romance, and magic, Doyle creates believable characters in a realistic setting set in a fascinating plot. delightful mélange of genres.” - Booklist, starred review on Bewitching Season
“This wonderfully crafted debut novel braids several very different story lines into an utterly satisfying whole. “Doyle's gift, on display in earlier historical fantasies, lies in creating vivid female characters and the bonds between them.” - Kirkus Reviews “Doyle has a talent for writing historical fiction.” - VOYA
“A nice history and mystery mingle.” - Booklist
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