I have to say, it was a good conclusion to the series.

I've even thought about not finishing the series, but it has grown on me, and so I couldn't resist reading the final instalment in the series, 'The Queen and the Knave'. It's my personal taste, as I'm not too keen on mysteries and books taking place in dark alleys. Eden books but I am a bit less fond of this series. Móirín has one chance to save Fitz and the Dread Penny Society from the Tempest, and she might have to sacrifice her one chance at love to do so.Īs I said in my reviews of the previous instalments of the Dread Penny Society series, I usually love Sarah M. But when roadblocks and red tape keep him from tracking down the criminal mastermind known as “The Tempest,” he must rely on the one woman who has unexpectedly captured his heart-the brash, bold, and fiery Irish lass, Móirín Donnelly.Īs the Tempest’s deadly reach threatens to overwhelm all of London, Móirín and Fitz are caught in an elaborate game of cat and mouse that leads down back alleys, through dark London buildings, and right to the gates of Kensington Palace. The two have developed a friendly rapport, and Móirín feels like she can trust him, though perhaps not with all of her secrets.įitzgerald Parkington has a sixth sense when it comes to tracking down criminals, which is why he’s recently been transferred to the Detective Department at Scotland Yard. When members of the Dread Penny Society begin disappearing, Móirín turns to her friend Detective Constable Fitzgerald Parkington for help. But spending so much of her life in secret is taking its toll on her soul-and her heart. Móirín Donnelly has spent the last five years working in the shadows for the Dread Penny Society, a secret fraternity of penny dreadful authors who use their profits, influence, and street smarts to protect the poor and vulnerable of Victorian London. Eden’s best-selling Victorian Proper Romance series. Romance and mystery come full circle in the fifth and final book of Sarah M.

An Unlikely Match by Sarah M. Eden