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About A Staged Death

A Staged Death: Lady Librarian Mysteries

Historical Cozy Mystery

4th in Series

Setting - 1787, Bath. 

Publisher: Dreamscape First

Audible.com Release Date: March 31, 2026

Listening Length: 8 hours and 30 minutes

Author: Samantha Larsen

Narrator: Marni Penning

ASIN: B0GCGRPKHW

A cozy historical mystery set in the 18th century—perfect for Bridgerton fans!1787, Bath. Mrs. Tiffany Lathrop has catalogued the entire library at Astwell Palace and is feeling rather dull when Mr. Thomas Montague invites her and her husband Samir to visit Bath. Thomas begs Tiffany to help reconcile his mother Catharine, the Marchioness of Harwood, on his engagement to the famous actress Miss Rosalyn Arden—a beautiful young woman with bright red curls and eyes of mismatched color.Eager to see his beloved, Thomas stops at the Theatre Royal with Tiffany and they discover a dead body wearing a red wig in Rosalyn’s dressing room. The body is that of Miss Julia Shakespeare, Rosalyn’s understudy and the person who has been blackmailing members of the acting company. Not only are the actors behaving suspiciously, but so are Rosalyn’s newly reconciled relatives that cast her off nine years before when she jilted Sir Frederick Bingham, who then married her younger sister.If all the world is a stage, then someone acting innocent must be the murderer. Can Tiffany solve the mystery before the final curtain?©2018 Samantha Larsen (P)2026 Dreamscape First

About Samantha Larsen 

Samantha Hastings met her husband in a turkey sandwich line. They live in Salt Lake City, Utah, where she spends most of her time reading, having tea parties, and chauffeuring her four kids. She teaches World Literature at Brigham Young University. Her young adult fiction books are Junior Library Guild Gold Standard selections, and her historical romances are published around the world. She also writes murder mysteries under Samantha Larsen that Publisher’s Weekly called “wildly enjoyable.”