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A decadent historical fiction of the 1920s
Autumn Leaves, 1922: A Kiki Button MysteryThis is the second installment in the Kiki Button Mystery, by the very talented author Tessa Lunney.After reading the April In Paris, which delivered the perfect mystery and lust for extravagance and partying. Autumn Leaves, gives the reader another Immersible vibrant imagery of the times and era named Les Années Folles.Kiki’s mother’s death sudden death brought about unanswered questions, returning to Europe after a years absence in Australia, She welcomes the open arms of Paris like a long lost lover.Kiki Button decadent Parisian lifestyle comes to life under the authors seamless narration. As seeds of fascism are starting to take root in Paris and the rest of the world. In aftermath of the grueling first WW, Paris is jubilation to experience with return of the Arts, and the Cinema. The gaiety and abundant commerce attracts the artistic set from around the World. This hedonistic community swells, and Kiki finds herself into another spy mission. All the while Kiki’s friends have troubles abound, as she searches for insightful clues from people who knew her mother. Who might lead her to reason her mother left England.Be warned Kiki Button, is no proper tea drinking Miss. She is a vivacious alluring protagonist that I can’t stop thinking about.The authors immersible vibrant imagery along the well developed characters that literally jump off the page. I was captivated right from the start, and found myself taken up with the people and scenery of this gorgeous highly addictive book.What I loved ::-Paris-Political Plots-Missing diary-Blackmail-Espionage-Glamour-Coco Chanel-Ernest Hemingway-Gertrude Stein
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2021
This is the second installment in the Kiki Button Mystery, by the very talented author Tessa Lunney.
After reading the April In Paris, which delivered the perfect mystery and lust for extravagance and partying. Autumn Leaves, gives the reader another Immersible vibrant imagery of the times and era named Les Années Folles.
Kiki’s mother’s death sudden death brought about unanswered questions, returning to Europe after a years absence in Australia, She welcomes the open arms of Paris like a long lost lover.
Kiki Button decadent Parisian lifestyle comes to life under the authors seamless narration. As seeds of fascism are starting to take root in Paris and the rest of the world. In aftermath of the grueling first WW, Paris is jubilation to experience with return of the Arts, and the Cinema. The gaiety and abundant commerce attracts the artistic set from around the World. This hedonistic community swells, and Kiki finds herself into another spy mission. All the while Kiki’s friends have troubles abound, as she searches for insightful clues from people who knew her mother. Who might lead her to reason her mother left England.
Be warned Kiki Button, is no proper tea drinking Miss. She is a vivacious alluring protagonist that I can’t stop thinking about.
The authors immersible vibrant imagery along the well developed characters that literally jump off the page. I was captivated right from the start, and found myself taken up with the people and scenery of this gorgeous highly addictive book.
What I loved ::
-Paris
-Political Plots
-Missing diary
-Blackmail
-Espionage
-Glamour
-Coco Chanel
-Ernest Hemingway
-Gertrude Stein
A decadent historical fiction of the 1920s
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2021
Autumn Leaves, 1922: A Kiki Button MysteryReviewed in the United States on August 3, 2021
This is the second installment in the Kiki Button Mystery, by the very talented author Tessa Lunney.
After reading the April In Paris, which delivered the perfect mystery and lust for extravagance and partying. Autumn Leaves, gives the reader another Immersible vibrant imagery of the times and era named Les Années Folles.
Kiki’s mother’s death sudden death brought about unanswered questions, returning to Europe after a years absence in Australia, She welcomes the open arms of Paris like a long lost lover.
Kiki Button decadent Parisian lifestyle comes to life under the authors seamless narration. As seeds of fascism are starting to take root in Paris and the rest of the world. In aftermath of the grueling first WW, Paris is jubilation to experience with return of the Arts, and the Cinema. The gaiety and abundant commerce attracts the artistic set from around the World. This hedonistic community swells, and Kiki finds herself into another spy mission. All the while Kiki’s friends have troubles abound, as she searches for insightful clues from people who knew her mother. Who might lead her to reason her mother left England.
Be warned Kiki Button, is no proper tea drinking Miss. She is a vivacious alluring protagonist that I can’t stop thinking about.
The authors immersible vibrant imagery along the well developed characters that literally jump off the page. I was captivated right from the start, and found myself taken up with the people and scenery of this gorgeous highly addictive book.
What I loved ::
-Paris
-Political Plots
-Missing diary
-Blackmail
-Espionage
-Glamour
-Coco Chanel
-Ernest Hemingway
-Gertrude Stein
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