The Net of Steel

Fiona Buckley

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Severn House
30 November 2023

Fiction & Literature; Historical mysteries

Series: A Tudor mystery featuring Ursula Blanchard

Ursula Stannard faces the ultimate test in this gripping Tudor mystery. How far is she prepared to go to protect those dearest to her and save her own life?

April, 1590. Ursula Stannard, the queen's half-sister and occasional secret agent, has just left Sir Francis Walsingham's funeral when she is summoned back to her childhood home, Faldene House, by her aunt. Uncle Herbert has died suddenly from natural causes, but Ursula's arrival in the Sussex Downs triggers a shocking sequence of death and devastation.

Through her service to the queen, Ursula has made dangerous enemies. The formidable Mercer brothers are set on revenge, and their cruelty knows no limits. As a deadly net closes around Ursula and her loved ones, can she keep those closest to her safe and stop the Mercers before they strike again?

By: Fiona Buckley
Imprint: Severn House
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Edition: Main
Dimensions: Height: 215mm, Width: 140mm, Spine: 15mm
Weight: 350g
ISBN: 9781448312344
ISBN 10: 1448312345
Series: A Tudor mystery featuring Ursula Blanchard
Pages: 256
Publication Date: 30 November 2023
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Fiona Buckley is the author of twenty-one previous Ursula Blanchard mysteries. Under her real name, Valerie Anand, she is the author of numerous historical novels including the much-loved Bridges Over Time series. Brought up in London, she now lives in Surrey.

Reviews for The Net of Steel

Plenty of action * Kirkus Reviews * Lovers of Tudor fiction will enjoy the carefully researched details of daily life woven into the suspense. This highly entertaining historical mystery delivers. * Publishers Weekly * A lively story with excellent historical detail and atmosphere * Booklist on Golden Cargoes * The charming spy again gives good value as she unearths secrets in an Elizabethan context * Kirkus Reviews on Golden Cargoes * Buckley's vivid portrayal of the resourceful, clever, and devious Ursula carries the plot. Readers will hope to continue seeing more of her * Publishers Weekly on Golden Cargoes * The queen of Elizabethan historicals * Publishers Weekly on The Scent of Danger *