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Highlights
- Grace Storms a Scottish Castle to Save her Sister Lord Astley surprises his wife with a trip to America to see her family before they end their honeymoon adventures.
- Author(s): Pepper Basham
- 320 Pages
- Fiction + Literature Genres, Christian
- Series Name: A Freddie and Grace Mystery
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About the Book
Take another romantic mystery adventure with our favorite married amateur sleuths as they attempt to capture a castle and a murderer to save an inheritance.
Book Synopsis
Grace Storms a Scottish Castle to Save her Sister
Lord Astley surprises his wife with a trip to America to see her family before they end their honeymoon adventures. But just as they arrive, they find Grace's sister, Lillias, is the prime suspect in her husband's murder. To add to the confusion a solicitor arrives to tell the sister's they are needed in Scotland immediately to claim their mother's inheritance.
The clock is ticking to clear Lillias of suspicion, but someone is determined to keep the sisters from reaching the Scottish Highlands. When Lillias disappears, Freddie and Grace race to Scotland, sure the answers will be found in a long-forgotten castle.
With a ghost from Frederick's past leaving threatening clues along the way, the mysterious Mr. Kane waiting in the wings to grab the inheritance for himself, and an apparition haunting the infamous castle, Lord and Lady Astley must capture the castle, save Lillias, and not die in the process.
The Highland Heist is a Freddie and Grace Mystery, sequel to The Mistletoe Countess, The Cairo Curse, and The Juliet Code.
Review Quotes
"This is the first book I've read in this series. It won't be the last. This is a humorous tale. The characters are well done. I love watching Freddy and Grace as their love grows deeper. They are so good together, it is as if they are made for each other. Gracie leads the investigation and Freddie, who will follow her anywhere, assists the woman he adores. Trouble/murder seems to follow Grace. Zahra, the adopted daughter of Freddie and Grace, listens and observes. She stays quiet, rarely drawing attention to herself. This tale is Christian fiction; however, it is not an in-your-face tale nor is it preachy. While this book stands alone, I do recommend reading the books in order. I love this book and you will too."--Debra Gaynor "Midwest Book Review" (6/22/2025 12:00:00 AM)
". . .readers will be drawn in by the propulsive plot and vivid backdrop enriched by bits of Scottish folklore."-- "Publishers Weekly" (3/27/2025 12:00:00 AM)