Anna Lee Huber is the Daphne award-winning author of the national bestselling Lady Darby Mysteries and the Verity Kent Mysteries. She is a summa cum laude graduate of Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tennessee, where she majored in music and minored in psychology. She currently resides with her family and is hard at work on her next novel.

Praise for A Brush with Shadows:"A missing heir, an estranged family, and a possible poisoner add up to a pretty puzzle for two far-from-disinterested sleuths…. Huber draws on the beauties and dangers of the mysterious moorlands to provide a fitting setting for a knotty mystery filled with envy, greed, and thwarted love.”—Kirkus Reviews Praise for the Lady Darby Mysteries  “[A] history mystery in fine Victorian style! Anna Lee Huber’s spirited debut mixes classic country house mystery with a liberal dash of historical romance.”—Julia Spencer-Fleming, New York Times bestselling author  “Riveting…Huber deftly weaves together an original premise, an enigmatic heroine, and a compelling Highland setting.”—Deanna Raybourn, New York Times bestselling author  “[A] fascinating heroine…A thoroughly enjoyable read!”—Victoria Thompson, national bestselling author  “Reads like a cross between a gothic novel and a mystery with a decidedly unusual heroine.”—Kirkus Reviews  "Set largely in Scotland in 1830, Huber's well-done sequel to 2012's The Anatomist's Wife includes all the ingredients of a romantic suspense novel, starting with a proud and independent heroine...Strong and lively characters as well as believable family dynamics, however, elevate this above stock genre fare."—Publishers Weekly  “[A] clever heroine with a shocking past and a talent for detection.”—Carol K. Carr, national bestselling author  “[Huber] designs her heroine as a woman who straddles the line between eighteenth-century behavior and twenty-first-century independence.”—New York Journal of Books  “[A] must read…One of those rare books that will both shock and please readers.”—Fresh Fiction  “Fascinates with its compelling heroine who forges her own way in a society that frowns upon female independence. The crime itself is well planned and executed. The journey to uncover a killer takes many twists and leads to a surprising culprit.”—RT Book Reviews  “One of the best historical mysteries that I have read this year.”—Cozy Mystery Book Reviews

1. 4/5

   En topp i en berg-och-dalbanekurva

   I den här serien har romantiken ofta tagit över alldeles för mycket, men på den fronten är det rätt okej. Lite hanky panky i den äkta sängen bara. Inte mer än att man överlever. Istället läggs krutet på en mycket atmosfärrik miljö och inte helt ointressanta interaktioner med makens länge undvikta släktingar. Inte illa alls!

   Storläsar'n

   23 april 2018

Anna Lee Huber is the Daphne award-winning author of the national bestselling Lady Darby Mysteries and the Verity Kent Mysteries. She is a summa cum laude graduate of Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tennessee, where she majored in music and minored in psychology. She currently resides with her family and is hard at work on her next novel.

Praise for A Brush with Shadows:"A missing heir, an estranged family, and a possible poisoner add up to a pretty puzzle for two far-from-disinterested sleuths…. Huber draws on the beauties and dangers of the mysterious moorlands to provide a fitting setting for a knotty mystery filled with envy, greed, and thwarted love.”—Kirkus Reviews Praise for the Lady Darby Mysteries  “[A] history mystery in fine Victorian style! Anna Lee Huber’s spirited debut mixes classic country house mystery with a liberal dash of historical romance.”—Julia Spencer-Fleming, New York Times bestselling author  “Riveting…Huber deftly weaves together an original premise, an enigmatic heroine, and a compelling Highland setting.”—Deanna Raybourn, New York Times bestselling author  “[A] fascinating heroine…A thoroughly enjoyable read!”—Victoria Thompson, national bestselling author  “Reads like a cross between a gothic novel and a mystery with a decidedly unusual heroine.”—Kirkus Reviews  "Set largely in Scotland in 1830, Huber's well-done sequel to 2012's The Anatomist's Wife includes all the ingredients of a romantic suspense novel, starting with a proud and independent heroine...Strong and lively characters as well as believable family dynamics, however, elevate this above stock genre fare."—Publishers Weekly  “[A] clever heroine with a shocking past and a talent for detection.”—Carol K. Carr, national bestselling author  “[Huber] designs her heroine as a woman who straddles the line between eighteenth-century behavior and twenty-first-century independence.”—New York Journal of Books  “[A] must read…One of those rare books that will both shock and please readers.”—Fresh Fiction  “Fascinates with its compelling heroine who forges her own way in a society that frowns upon female independence. The crime itself is well planned and executed. The journey to uncover a killer takes many twists and leads to a surprising culprit.”—RT Book Reviews  “One of the best historical mysteries that I have read this year.”—Cozy Mystery Book Reviews

1. 4/5

   En topp i en berg-och-dalbanekurva

   I den här serien har romantiken ofta tagit över alldeles för mycket, men på den fronten är det rätt okej. Lite hanky panky i den äkta sängen bara. Inte mer än att man överlever. Istället läggs krutet på en mycket atmosfärrik miljö och inte helt ointressanta interaktioner med makens länge undvikta släktingar. Inte illa alls!

   Storläsar'n

   23 april 2018

Anna Lee Huber is the Daphne award-winning author of the national bestselling Lady Darby Mysteries and the Verity Kent Mysteries. She is a summa cum laude graduate of Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tennessee, where she majored in music and minored in psychology. She currently resides with her family and is hard at work on her next novel.

Praise for A Brush with Shadows:"A missing heir, an estranged family, and a possible poisoner add up to a pretty puzzle for two far-from-disinterested sleuths…. Huber draws on the beauties and dangers of the mysterious moorlands to provide a fitting setting for a knotty mystery filled with envy, greed, and thwarted love.”—Kirkus Reviews Praise for the Lady Darby Mysteries  “[A] history mystery in fine Victorian style! Anna Lee Huber’s spirited debut mixes classic country house mystery with a liberal dash of historical romance.”—Julia Spencer-Fleming, New York Times bestselling author  “Riveting…Huber deftly weaves together an original premise, an enigmatic heroine, and a compelling Highland setting.”—Deanna Raybourn, New York Times bestselling author  “[A] fascinating heroine…A thoroughly enjoyable read!”—Victoria Thompson, national bestselling author  “Reads like a cross between a gothic novel and a mystery with a decidedly unusual heroine.”—Kirkus Reviews  "Set largely in Scotland in 1830, Huber's well-done sequel to 2012's The Anatomist's Wife includes all the ingredients of a romantic suspense novel, starting with a proud and independent heroine...Strong and lively characters as well as believable family dynamics, however, elevate this above stock genre fare."—Publishers Weekly  “[A] clever heroine with a shocking past and a talent for detection.”—Carol K. Carr, national bestselling author  “[Huber] designs her heroine as a woman who straddles the line between eighteenth-century behavior and twenty-first-century independence.”—New York Journal of Books  “[A] must read…One of those rare books that will both shock and please readers.”—Fresh Fiction  “Fascinates with its compelling heroine who forges her own way in a society that frowns upon female independence. The crime itself is well planned and executed. The journey to uncover a killer takes many twists and leads to a surprising culprit.”—RT Book Reviews  “One of the best historical mysteries that I have read this year.”—Cozy Mystery Book Reviews

1. 4/5

   En topp i en berg-och-dalbanekurva

   I den här serien har romantiken ofta tagit över alldeles för mycket, men på den fronten är det rätt okej. Lite hanky panky i den äkta sängen bara. Inte mer än att man överlever. Istället läggs krutet på en mycket atmosfärrik miljö och inte helt ointressanta interaktioner med makens länge undvikta släktingar. Inte illa alls!

   Storläsar'n

   23 april 2018