Mission for the Maharajah

A Patricia Fisher Mystery, Book 7

By: Steve Higgs

Narrated by: Helena Little

When Patricia returned the missing sapphire of Zangrabar, she had no idea the maharaja would consider himself eternally in her debt. Hardly surprising then that she has been invited to his son’s coronation as the new maharaja.

There’s intrigue and mystery afoot, though. The Marahaja’s invite suggested he had a mystery for her to solve, but in true Patricia style, it’s nowhere near that simple. Someone in Zangrabar wants her dead, but they didn’t count on the tenacity of her friends and the loyalty of her butler. Beware wrongdoers, Patricia is getting used to ruining nefarious plans.

However, with her friends going missing, secretive servants, lies and unexplained events, it’s soon time for Patricia to ditch the willing smiles and go full sleuth mode.

Get ready for adventure in the desert as Patricia and her entourage take on a secret mission that will place them in the middle of a perilous conspiracy and may cost them more than they want to pay.

©2019 Steve Higgs (P)2020 Steve Higgs

The story continues!

I love the way each story dovetails into the next. Great series. Can hardly wait for the next book.

review

One of the better ones of the Patricia Fisher series. Steve is getting better in his writting

clever lady

interesting mystery with lots of twists and turns, ...colorful characters, smart heroine who might not be a 20 year old but isn't ancient either and is practical and unflappable. the narrator is perfect and does a wonderful job on different voices. ..very enjoyable listen.

Gripping Suspense

This is by far the best book in the Patrica Fischer mystery series so far. The suspense and non-stop action kept me fully engaged in the storyline . I also love the sense of humor in Patricia’s character, which is very relatable.
I can’t wait to crack open the next in the series!

Another hit!

I usually get a little frustrated when books seem to jump the shark, going so crazily out of the realistic zone, but—even though this plot should have felt that way—it just didn’t. It totally worked for me. I really really liked it!
And the mix of new characters as well as a sort of reunion of a good deal of the old ones made this special.

The narrator was very good, and did the ambassador so perfectly!

Totally moving on to the next. Like right now after I type the last period here.