Perilous Passages

The Wellington Mysteries, Vol. 2

By: Edale Lane

Narrated by: Jennifer Lewis

Mysteries follow her wherever she goes.

The sequel to an Amazon Number One Lesbian Romance and Number Three Historical Mystery

After solving a minor case for a major payout, Stetson embarks on a trip to America with Evelyn and her burlesque company, hoping to find her long-lost father. But the inventive detective leaves with an unidentified art thief still at large.

Musician Evelyn has grown to love the unique woman who bends the rules to pursue her dreams. But facing the disapproval of her family and society at large, how can their relationship move forward?

Can Stetson keep her newfound love alive, or will confronting lethal foes end in her own death?

From Award-winning, best-selling author, Edale Lane

Perilous Passages: The Wellington Mysteries, Vol. 2, Adventures of a Lesbian Victorian Detective is a collection of six sequential novellas, each encompassing its own exciting mystery while furthering the story of Stetson’s life in London. If you enjoy crime dramas, Victorian era fiction, or a sweet lesbian romance, then you’ll love Perilous Passages!

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Heroine I’m happy to follow on her adventures

Thrilled to find this author. Hoping more of her books will be produced as audiobooks. Truly enjoyed the stories I’ve listened to so far! Highly recommended!

Even better

The second book in the series is even better! I like that all the clues are presented to the listener, instead of holding some back like some books do. The Wild West cattle wrestling parts are super fun.

Delightful sequel

A lovely revisit to Stetson Goody's adventures, fun mysteries and increasing love with Evelyn. Overall a fun time.

Another set of fun little mysteries

I enjoyed this follow up to Daring Duplicity. They're fun, nicely written and narrated, and I'm looking forward to more adventures!

Second collection is even better!

The second collection of Wellington Mysteries is even better than the first set with both range of cases and travels in both England and the US. Excellent engaging tales. Perhaps a couple spots with historical timelines incorrect, like the GW bridge, but few would even catch that. Overall, wonderful detective stories.

Jennifer Lewis shows off tremendous narration skills with accents from both sides of the pond along with her usual stellar performance of characters.