Prussian Counterpoint: A Joseph Haydn Mystery: 3 (Joseph Haydn Mysteries)

When an enemy makes overtures of friendship is anyone safe?An unexpected invitation from wily King Frederick causes composer Joseph Haydn to fear hes walking into a trap. After all the Prussian King has never had any use for Haydns music. His Majesty seems more intrigued at Haydns being the son of a market-judge.Worse still the invitation appears to stir up suspicion in the highest quarters in Vienna. So much so that a mysterious cloaked lady visits Haydns Music Room and issues a thinly veiled threat.Now Haydn is convinced theres mischief afoot. But not even he can foresee that he will stumble upon the corpse of the imperial ambassador a day after his arrival in Fredericks Prussia along with evidence that His Lordship may have been a common thief.Can Haydn salvage the imperial ambassadors reputation--and find his killer?Praise for the Joseph Haydn SeriesA standout in the genre of historical mysteries. An encore is requested! Midwest Book ReviewTustin occupies a unique niche in the historical mystery world. Edith Maxwell Agatha-nominated author of Delivering the TruthWonderful read for fans of historical cozy mysteries. . .The characters are strong and the writing is smooth. . . Books a Plenty Book ReviewsAn interesting journey and Haydn is a likable main character. Christa Reads and WritesVivid historical descriptions intricate details and a fascinating central character kept me turning the pages. Bravo! Amanda Carmack award-winning author of The Elizabethan Mystery Series