Ebook {Epub PDF} The Alchemists Daughter by Mary Lawrence

Mary Lawrence lives in Maine and worked in the medical field for more than twenty-five years before publishing her debut mystery, The Alchemist's Daughter (Kensington, ). The book was named by /5(17).  · Cool weather, Cozy-ish Mystery: The Alchemist’s Daughter by Mary Lawrence. I have a pot of mulled apple cider simmering on the stove, and we turned the heater on for the first time yesterday. Fall is finally here. All I want to do is curl up with a good book and sip on something warm under a blanket. If only I had all the time in the world.  · Read "The Alchemist's Daughter" by Mary Lawrence available from Rakuten Kobo. “Unique characters, a twisty plot and a bold, bright heroine Mystery and Tudor fans alike will raise a 5/5(98).

Mary Lawrence studied biology and chemistry, graduating from Indiana University with a degree in Cytotechnology. She lives in Maine. The Alchemist's Daughter and Death of an Alchemist are the previous books in the Bianca Goddard Mystery series. The Alchemist's Daughter by Mary Lawrence is the first in her new Bianca Goddard Mysteries. The tale takes place during the reign of King Henry VIII and offers a heroine who dabbles in forensics as she tries to exonerate herself from murder charges. Bianca Goddard is a unique, quirky character who uses her knowledge of herb and medicinal. "Unique characters, a twisty plot and a bold, bright heroine Mystery and Tudor fans alike will raise a glass to this new series."—Karen Harper, New York Times bestselling authorIn the year of King Henry VIII's turbulent reign, the daughter of a notorious alchemist finds herself susp.

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