The Entitled

<p><strong>Vibrant street scenes swift pacing and Nicole's steely nerve make <em>The Entitled </em>an entertaining adventure. - <em>Foreword Reviews</em></strong></p><p>Nicole Graves is the best fictional sleuth to come down the pike since Sue Grafton's Kinsey Millhone. -Laura Levine bestselling author of the <em>Jaine Austen Mysteries</em></p><p>Travel to London and retrieve Abigail Fletcher a 17-year-old in a study abroad program at the prestigious King's College in London. The assignment sounds simple enough.</p><p>But Abigail's return is put on indefinite hold when she's charged with the murder of her boyfriend a former student at King's. Nicole believes Abigail has been framed but the victim's tight-knit circle of friends and relatives are most unwilling to talk to an American detective. Further complicating the case is Abigail's defiant and uncooperative demeanor.</p><p>As evidence stacks up against Abigail Nicole discovers that she herself has become the next target. Nicole's first solo case abroad as a private detective has just turned a lot more deadly than she ever anticipated.</p><p>The Nicole Graves Mysteries have been compared to the mysteries of Mary Higgins Clark and praised for contributing to the women-driven mystery field with panache (Foreword Reviews) as well as for their hold-onto-the-bar roller coaster plots (RT Book Reviews).</p><p><strong><em>Kirkus Reviews</em> concluded Boyarsky's weightless complications expertly combine menace with bling making the heroine's adventures both nightmarish and dreamy.</strong> And <em>Foreword Reviews</em> has fallen for the tough and likable protagonist Nicole Graves while <em>Midwest Book Review</em> praises the exquisite tension throughout the story.</p>