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    Street of the Five Moons
    Silhouette in Scarlet
    Borrower of the Night
    Audiobook series5 titles

    Vicky Bliss Series

    Written by Elizabeth Peters

    Narrated by Barbara Rosenblat

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    About this series

    Much adored historical mystery writer Elizabeth Peters—a New York Timesbestselling Grand Master—presents her first novel featuring Vicky Bliss following a long hiatus. Here Peters immerses her fetching heroine into a beguiling situation—this time in the haunting Valley of the Kings.

    A priceless relic has been filched from an Egyptian stronghold. The brazen crime bears the signature of the suave Sir John Smythe, eminent international art thief extraordinaire. He’s better known to Vicky Bliss as John Tregarth—her longtime lover. Vicky flies to Egypt to investigate, promptly tracking down John. He ardently
    avows his innocence in the case of the purloined relic, but offers no explanation for his frequent leaves of absence. Nor can he account for himself when murder most foul enters the mix.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateJul 29, 2004
    Street of the Five Moons
    Silhouette in Scarlet
    Borrower of the Night

    Titles in the series (5)

    • 1

      Borrower of the Night
      Borrower of the Night

      Borrower of the Night

      Elizabeth Peters
      4/5 - 45 ratings
      4/5 - 45 ratings

      After Vicky Bliss stumbles over a clue to the existence of a hidden masterpiece by a late Gothic sculptor, she and her then-boyfriend, Tony, embark on a contest of will and wits to find the treasure.

      After Vicky Bliss stumbles over a clue to the existence of a hidden masterpiece by a late Gothic sculptor, she and her then-boyfriend, Tony, embark on a contest of will and wits to find the treasure.

    • 2

      Street of the Five Moons
      Street of the Five Moons

      Street of the Five Moons

      Elizabeth Peters
      4/5 - 33 ratings
      4/5 - 33 ratings

      When a man is found murdered with a copy of the Charlemagne talisman, Vicky follows the trail of the genius who created the fake to the narrow streets of the antiquity markets in Rome.

      When a man is found murdered with a copy of the Charlemagne talisman, Vicky follows the trail of the genius who created the fake to the narrow streets of the antiquity markets in Rome.

    • 3

      Silhouette in Scarlet
      Silhouette in Scarlet

      Silhouette in Scarlet

      Elizabeth Peters
      4/5 - 28 ratings
      4/5 - 28 ratings

      A single crimson rose and a plane ticket to Stockholm neatly mailed in a mysterious package sound like the formula for a romantic weekend. And a note in the bottom of the box fuels Vicky's already insatiable curiosity-it is written in an archaic language even the capable Dr. Bliss cannot decipher. Is she embarking on a journey of romance or something else?

      A single crimson rose and a plane ticket to Stockholm neatly mailed in a mysterious package sound like the formula for a romantic weekend. And a note in the bottom of the box fuels Vicky's already insatiable curiosity-it is written in an archaic language even the capable Dr. Bliss cannot decipher. Is she embarking on a journey of romance or something else?

    • 4

      Trojan Gold
      Trojan Gold

      Trojan Gold

      Elizabeth Peters
      5/5 - 14 ratings
      5/5 - 14 ratings

      Adventure and romance enter Vicky Bliss' life in the form of a black-and-white photograph of a woman covered from head to toe in gold jewels. This "Trojan Gold" has an intriguing history, but it is the envelope that piques Vicky's curiosity. It is a grimy brown, with no return address, and it appears to have been soaked in blood.

      Adventure and romance enter Vicky Bliss' life in the form of a black-and-white photograph of a woman covered from head to toe in gold jewels. This "Trojan Gold" has an intriguing history, but it is the envelope that piques Vicky's curiosity. It is a grimy brown, with no return address, and it appears to have been soaked in blood.

    • 5

      Night Train to Memphis
      Night Train to Memphis

      Night Train to Memphis

      Elizabeth Peters
      4/5 - 21 ratings
      4/5 - 21 ratings

      While on an all-expenses-paid cruise down the Nile, Vicky takes on a new case involving a plot to rob the Egyptian museum. With Sir John Smythe-reformed jewel thief and Vicky's lover-the prime suspect, she prepares for shipboard romance and a dash of intrigue.

      While on an all-expenses-paid cruise down the Nile, Vicky takes on a new case involving a plot to rob the Egyptian museum. With Sir John Smythe-reformed jewel thief and Vicky's lover-the prime suspect, she prepares for shipboard romance and a dash of intrigue.

    Author

    Elizabeth Peters

    Elizabeth Peters earned her Ph.D. in Egyptology from the University of Chicago’s famed Oriental Institute. During her fifty-year career, she wrote more than seventy novels and three nonfiction books on Egypt. She received numerous writing awards and, in 2012, was given the first Amelia Peabody Award, created in her honor. She died in 2013, leaving a partially completed manuscript of The Painted Queen.

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