Synopsis: “That’s the trouble with stories, especially the ones you write for yourself. Sometimes you think they’ve ended, when they’ve barely begun…London, 1749. Following the murder of her …

Synopsis: “That’s the trouble with stories, especially the ones you write for yourself. Sometimes you think they’ve ended, when they’ve barely begun…London, 1749. Following the murder of her …

Synopsis: “That’s the trouble with stories, especially the ones you write for yourself. Sometimes you think they’ve ended, when they’ve barely begun…London, 1749. Following the murder of her …

Synopsis: “That’s the trouble with stories, especially the ones you write for yourself. Sometimes you think they’ve ended, when they’ve barely begun…London, 1749. Following the murder of her …

Synopsis: “That’s the trouble with stories, especially the ones you write for yourself. Sometimes you think they’ve ended, when they’ve barely begun…London, 1749. Following the murder of her …

Synopsis: “That’s the trouble with stories, especially the ones you write for yourself. Sometimes you think they’ve ended, when they’ve barely begun…London, 1749. Following the murder of her …

Synopsis: “That’s the trouble with stories, especially the ones you write for yourself. Sometimes you think they’ve ended, when they’ve barely begun…London, 1749. Following the murder of her …

Synopsis: "That’s the trouble with stories, especially the ones you write for yourself. Sometimes you think they’ve ended, when they’ve barely begun…London, 1749. Following the murder of her husband in what looks like a violent street robbery, Hannah Cole is struggling to keep her head above water. The Punchbowl and Pineapple, her confectionary shop on Piccadilly, is barely turning a profit.

Available now / Hardback / ebook / audiobook / SYNOPSIS London, 1749 Hannah Cole’s world shatters following her husband’s brutal murder. Her confectionary shop, the Punchbowl and Pineapple, t…

London, 1749 Hannah Cole's world shatters following her husband’s brutal murder. Her confectionary shop, the Punchbowl and Pineapple, teeters on the brink of ruin. Just as she uncovers a hidden fortune – money her husband secretly possessed – a new nightmare begins. Magistrate Henry Fielding, the renowned author, suspects illicit gains. To save her inheritance, her shop, and her very reputation, Hannah must delve into her late husband's secret life.

Didn’t I tell you that every person is capable of murder, under the right circumstances? from The Art of a Lie What could be more fun? Set in 1749 London, a battle for survival between a con …

Loved the author so much accidentally pre-ordered two copies! "The Art of a Lie" by Laura Shepherd-Robinson is a hardback book published in English. This intriguing title suggests a captivating read e...

In The Art of a Lie by Laura Shepherd-Robinson, author of Square of Sevens, richly-paints another 18th century story a reader can easily immerse oneself in. Newly widowed Hannah Cole owns a confect…

Today it is over to Mandie who is sharing her thoughts on The Art Of A Lie by Laura Shepherd Robinson, which is out today. Happy publication day, Laura. With thanks to the publisher, Mantle, who provided an advance copy for review. Here's what the book is all about: Source: NetgalleyRelease Date: 10 July 2025